Baggies stars back to face Saints (From Daily Echo)

ractac wrote:
What sort of story is that !!??

ractac wrote:
What sort of story is that !!??

St.Yorkie wrote:
I am lost for words - the game isn't until Monday night, and already The Daily Echo is suggesting we don't stand a chance with all their stars coming back!
I'm at a loss to think about anything until Monday night at this rate!
Wholesale changes to the side that played at Leeds - another 11-changes, but I still bet people will moan!
On TV live...well that's nothing new as every game in The Premiership is covered live somewhere with a stream!
For me there is a big change needed to the last few I have seen. We are too predictable - sure we keep possession across the back and play nice tippy-tappy football, but there's no penetration.
Mayuka was inspirational against Spurs looking for the ball at very opportunity - we need another 4 or 5 doing the same on Monday night!
Mayuka (and not Lee) should be picked in palce of either Rickie or JayRod - the afore mentioned are too similar to play in the same team. One needs to adapt his game...if they get picked in the samae side.
Be nice to have some positive news about Cork and Ramirez, as Morgan looks like he's going to be having an enforced rest soon!
After 2-sasons of riding on the crest of a wave, strutting into work with a spring in my step - back down to earth with a bump! We knew it would be tough, we knew it wouldn't all be plain sailing - but it's hard to keep being positive...now where are those rose tinted glasses I misplaced in May?

Force14 wrote:
Todays latest manager odds

6/5 Rusty the Dancing Chimp
3/1 Glen Hoddle
5/1 Rafa Benitez
8/1 Coco the Clown
12/1 Paulo di Canio
16/1 Northern norman

Alicesdad wrote:

St.Yorkie wrote:
I am lost for words - the game isn't until Monday night, and already The Daily Echo is suggesting we don't stand a chance with all their stars coming back!
I'm at a loss to think about anything until Monday night at this rate!
Wholesale changes to the side that played at Leeds - another 11-changes, but I still bet people will moan!
On TV live...well that's nothing new as every game in The Premiership is covered live somewhere with a stream!
For me there is a big change needed to the last few I have seen. We are too predictable - sure we keep possession across the back and play nice tippy-tappy football, but there's no penetration.
Mayuka was inspirational against Spurs looking for the ball at very opportunity - we need another 4 or 5 doing the same on Monday night!
Mayuka (and not Lee) should be picked in palce of either Rickie or JayRod - the afore mentioned are too similar to play in the same team. One needs to adapt his game...if they get picked in the samae side.
Be nice to have some positive news about Cork and Ramirez, as Morgan looks like he's going to be having an enforced rest soon!
After 2-sasons of riding on the crest of a wave, strutting into work with a spring in my step - back down to earth with a bump! We knew it would be tough, we knew it wouldn't all be plain sailing - but it's hard to keep being positive...now where are those rose tinted glasses I misplaced in May?

Well said ! Now THIS post is much better than the whole of the Echo story !!

St Retford wrote:
Shut up you lot - this is a cracking little story. Not least because it's the first in several weeks that isn't about Nigel Adkins. I like Albion. Mainly because it reminds me of 'Albion' by Pete Doherty. He's a bit of a waster but by god this is good. It's also like a perfect anthem for a football fan on an away day. http://www.youtube.c om/watch?v=MGs5Z3apD Go

Force14 wrote:

Force14 wrote:
Todays latest manager odds

6/5 Rusty the Dancing Chimp
3/1 Glen Hoddle
5/1 Rafa Benitez
8/1 Coco the Clown
12/1 Paulo di Canio
16/1 Northern norman

*** 16/1 Northam Norman correction


*** A man walked into a branch of Ladbrokes with a wheelbarrow full of coins and placed a cash bet of £4245-10 on Northam Norman at odds of 500/1

Force14 wrote:
Todays latest manager odds

6/5 Rusty the Dancing Chimp
3/1 Glen Hoddle
5/1 Rafa Benitez
8/1 Coco the Clown
12/1 Paulo di Canio
16/1 Northern norman

PTID1898 wrote:
Another ex sc****r that will score against you ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha,PUP

kent141 wrote:

Force14 wrote:

Force14 wrote:
Todays latest manager odds

6/5 Rusty the Dancing Chimp
3/1 Glen Hoddle
5/1 Rafa Benitez
8/1 Coco the Clown
12/1 Paulo di Canio
16/1 Northern norman

*** 16/1 Northam Norman correction


*** A man walked into a branch of Ladbrokes with a wheelbarrow full of coins and placed a cash bet of £4245-10 on Northam Norman at odds of 500/1

Taxi for Adkins, any of the above in the betting will be a improvement.

kent141 wrote:

Force14 wrote:

Force14 wrote: Todays latest manager odds 6/5 Rusty the Dancing Chimp 3/1 Glen Hoddle 5/1 Rafa Benitez 8/1 Coco the Clown 12/1 Paulo di Canio 16/1 Northern norman

*** 16/1 Northam Norman correction *** A man walked into a branch of Ladbrokes with a wheelbarrow full of coins and placed a cash bet of £4245-10 on Northam Norman at odds of 500/1

Taxi for Adkins, any of the above in the betting will be a improvement.

saintshorse101 wrote:

kent141 wrote:

Force14 wrote:

Force14 wrote: Todays latest manager odds 6/5 Rusty the Dancing Chimp 3/1 Glen Hoddle 5/1 Rafa Benitez 8/1 Coco the Clown 12/1 Paulo di Canio 16/1 Northern norman

*** 16/1 Northam Norman correction *** A man walked into a branch of Ladbrokes with a wheelbarrow full of coins and placed a cash bet of £4245-10 on Northam Norman at odds of 500/1

Taxi for Adkins, any of the above in the betting will be a improvement.

come on 141, you keep turning up running saints and adkins down with irrelevant quotes like this, yet you wont answer a very simple question! why? what is your problem with answering a question about how many points YOU think saints should have got by this point of the season, after seeing the fixture list pre-season, and which games the points would have come from? as i said before i dont care who you support! i just want to know why you are having a go at saints and adkins?

saint70 wrote:
We will stay up!!! When all our players are back (and after Jan!) we've got a good side!!!
4-2-3-1
Gazza,
Clyne, (new CB,Dawson?),Yoshida,

(new LB)
Cork, Davis/Spiderman
Lallana, Gaston, Mayuka
SRL/J-Rod

There you go...

saintshorse101 wrote:

kent141 wrote:

Force14 wrote:

Force14 wrote: Todays latest manager odds 6/5 Rusty the Dancing Chimp 3/1 Glen Hoddle 5/1 Rafa Benitez 8/1 Coco the Clown 12/1 Paulo di Canio 16/1 Northern norman

*** 16/1 Northam Norman correction *** A man walked into a branch of Ladbrokes with a wheelbarrow full of coins and placed a cash bet of £4245-10 on Northam Norman at odds of 500/1

Taxi for Adkins, any of the above in the betting will be a improvement.

come on 141, you keep turning up running saints and adkins down with irrelevant quotes like this, yet you wont answer a very simple question! why? what is your problem with answering a question about how many points YOU think saints should have got by this point of the season, after seeing the fixture list pre-season, and which games the points would have come from? as i said before i dont care who you support! i just want to know why you are having a go at saints and adkins?

PTID1898 wrote:
Another ex sc****r that will score against you ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha,PUP

kent141 wrote:

saintshorse101 wrote:

kent141 wrote:

Force14 wrote:

Force14 wrote: Todays latest manager odds 6/5 Rusty the Dancing Chimp 3/1 Glen Hoddle 5/1 Rafa Benitez 8/1 Coco the Clown 12/1 Paulo di Canio 16/1 Northern norman

*** 16/1 Northam Norman correction *** A man walked into a branch of Ladbrokes with a wheelbarrow full of coins and placed a cash bet of £4245-10 on Northam Norman at odds of 500/1

Taxi for Adkins, any of the above in the betting will be a improvement.

come on 141, you keep turning up running saints and adkins down with irrelevant quotes like this, yet you wont answer a very simple question! why? what is your problem with answering a question about how many points YOU think saints should have got by this point of the season, after seeing the fixture list pre-season, and which games the points would have come from? as i said before i dont care who you support! i just want to know why you are having a go at saints and adkins?

Wins at home against villa fulham and wigan and a point at west ham at least, 10 points min.

St Retford wrote:

saint70 wrote:
We will stay up!!! When all our players are back (and after Jan!) we've got a good side!!!
4-2-3-1
Gazza,
Clyne, (new CB,Dawson?),Yoshida,


(new LB)
Cork, Davis/Spiderman
Lallana, Gaston, Mayuka
SRL/J-Rod

There you go...

Innit. That's a top half team in anyone's book.

St Retford wrote:

saintshorse101 wrote:

kent141 wrote:

Force14 wrote:

Force14 wrote: Todays latest manager odds 6/5 Rusty the Dancing Chimp 3/1 Glen Hoddle 5/1 Rafa Benitez 8/1 Coco the Clown 12/1 Paulo di Canio 16/1 Northern norman

*** 16/1 Northam Norman correction *** A man walked into a branch of Ladbrokes with a wheelbarrow full of coins and placed a cash bet of £4245-10 on Northam Norman at odds of 500/1

Taxi for Adkins, any of the above in the betting will be a improvement.

come on 141, you keep turning up running saints and adkins down with irrelevant quotes like this, yet you wont answer a very simple question! why? what is your problem with answering a question about how many points YOU think saints should have got by this point of the season, after seeing the fixture list pre-season, and which games the points would have come from? as i said before i dont care who you support! i just want to know why you are having a go at saints and adkins?

141 is a mentally ill Pompey fan. That's why.

St Retford wrote:

saint70 wrote: We will stay up!!! When all our players are back (and after Jan!) we've got a good side!!! 4-2-3-1 Gazza, Clyne, (new CB,Dawson?),Yoshida, (new LB) Cork, Davis/Spiderman Lallana, Gaston, Mayuka SRL/J-Rod There you go...

Innit. That's a top half team in anyone's book.

Licky_Rambert wrote:

kent141 wrote:

saintshorse101 wrote:

kent141 wrote:

Force14 wrote:

Force14 wrote: Todays latest manager odds 6/5 Rusty the Dancing Chimp 3/1 Glen Hoddle 5/1 Rafa Benitez 8/1 Coco the Clown 12/1 Paulo di Canio 16/1 Northern norman

*** 16/1 Northam Norman correction *** A man walked into a branch of Ladbrokes with a wheelbarrow full of coins and placed a cash bet of £4245-10 on Northam Norman at odds of 500/1

Taxi for Adkins, any of the above in the betting will be a improvement.

come on 141, you keep turning up running saints and adkins down with irrelevant quotes like this, yet you wont answer a very simple question! why? what is your problem with answering a question about how many points YOU think saints should have got by this point of the season, after seeing the fixture list pre-season, and which games the points would have come from? as i said before i dont care who you support! i just want to know why you are having a go at saints and adkins?

Wins at home against villa fulham and wigan and a point at west ham at least, 10 points min.

1 out of 4 aint bad...

St Retford wrote:
Shut up you lot - this is a cracking little story. Not least because it's the first in several weeks that isn't about Nigel Adkins.

I like Albion. Mainly because it reminds me of 'Albion' by Pete Doherty. He's a bit of a waster but by god this is good. It's also like a perfect anthem for a football fan on an away day.

http://www.youtube.c

om/watch?v=MGs5Z3apD

Go

Force14 wrote:

Force14 wrote:
Todays latest manager odds

6/5 Rusty the Dancing Chimp
3/1 Glen Hoddle
5/1 Rafa Benitez
8/1 Coco the Clown
12/1 Paulo di Canio
16/1 Northern norman

*** 16/1 Northam Norman correction


*** A man walked into a branch of Ladbrokes with a wheelbarrow full of coins and placed a cash bet of £4245-10 on Northam Norman at odds of 500/1

kent141 wrote:

saintshorse101 wrote:

kent141 wrote:

Force14 wrote:

Force14 wrote: Todays latest manager odds 6/5 Rusty the Dancing Chimp 3/1 Glen Hoddle 5/1 Rafa Benitez 8/1 Coco the Clown 12/1 Paulo di Canio 16/1 Northern norman

*** 16/1 Northam Norman correction *** A man walked into a branch of Ladbrokes with a wheelbarrow full of coins and placed a cash bet of £4245-10 on Northam Norman at odds of 500/1

Taxi for Adkins, any of the above in the betting will be a improvement.

come on 141, you keep turning up running saints and adkins down with irrelevant quotes like this, yet you wont answer a very simple question! why? what is your problem with answering a question about how many points YOU think saints should have got by this point of the season, after seeing the fixture list pre-season, and which games the points would have come from? as i said before i dont care who you support! i just want to know why you are having a go at saints and adkins?

Wins at home against villa fulham and wigan and a point at west ham at least, 10 points min.

Alicesdad wrote:

St Retford wrote:
Shut up you lot - this is a cracking little story. Not least because it's the first in several weeks that isn't about Nigel Adkins.

I like Albion. Mainly because it reminds me of 'Albion' by Pete Doherty. He's a bit of a waster but by god this is good. It's also like a perfect anthem for a football fan on an away day.

http://www.youtube.c


om/watch?v=MGs5Z3apD


Go

Cracking little story ? Really ? OK I'll take your word for it..... but I do agree with you about the lack of Adkins name being mentioned.

I don't mind Albion either, not the song the team. (Songs OK I suppose)

I remember one season many many years ago when WBA scored against Leeds with a blatantly offside goal and stopped Leeds winning the league. Womnderful moment. The referee was Ray Tinkler and he was savaged by MOTD that night, but Leeds didnt win the league (I think) and I was happy. I haven't checked my stats on this one so feel free to correct me anybody.

Where is Confucious ? .. the day lacks wit so far.

kent141 wrote:

saintshorse101 wrote:

kent141 wrote:

Force14 wrote:

Force14 wrote: Todays latest manager odds 6/5 Rusty the Dancing Chimp 3/1 Glen Hoddle 5/1 Rafa Benitez 8/1 Coco the Clown 12/1 Paulo di Canio 16/1 Northern norman

*** 16/1 Northam Norman correction *** A man walked into a branch of Ladbrokes with a wheelbarrow full of coins and placed a cash bet of £4245-10 on Northam Norman at odds of 500/1

Taxi for Adkins, any of the above in the betting will be a improvement.

come on 141, you keep turning up running saints and adkins down with irrelevant quotes like this, yet you wont answer a very simple question! why? what is your problem with answering a question about how many points YOU think saints should have got by this point of the season, after seeing the fixture list pre-season, and which games the points would have come from? as i said before i dont care who you support! i just want to know why you are having a go at saints and adkins?

Wins at home against villa fulham and wigan and a point at west ham at least, 10 points min.

saintshorse101 wrote:

St Retford wrote:

saint70 wrote: We will stay up!!! When all our players are back (and after Jan!) we've got a good side!!! 4-2-3-1 Gazza, Clyne, (new CB,Dawson?),Yoshida, (new LB) Cork, Davis/Spiderman Lallana, Gaston, Mayuka SRL/J-Rod There you go...

Innit. That's a top half team in anyone's book.

i wouldnt go for dawson though, we have enough injury prone players as it is. i do think we NEED 2 CB`s 1 to start and another for cover. i dont think seaborne, riddler and maybe chappers will be staying past Jan. and cover will be brought in, perhaps a couple of loan players. just guessing though as we will prob buy 2 new strikers.

Force14 wrote:

Force14 wrote:
Todays latest manager odds

6/5 Rusty the Dancing Chimp
3/1 Glen Hoddle
5/1 Rafa Benitez
8/1 Coco the Clown
12/1 Paulo di Canio
16/1 Northern norman

*** 16/1 Northam Norman correction


*** A man walked into a branch of Ladbrokes with a wheelbarrow full of coins and placed a cash bet of £4245-10 on Northam Norman at odds of 500/1

zummerzet saint wrote:

St Retford wrote:

saint70 wrote:
We will stay up!!! When all our players are back (and after Jan!) we've got a good side!!!
4-2-3-1
Gazza,
Clyne, (new CB,Dawson?),Yoshida,



(new LB)
Cork, Davis/Spiderman
Lallana, Gaston, Mayuka
SRL/J-Rod

There you go...

Innit. That's a top half team in anyone's book.

That's a better side than a lot of teams in this division, ffs it's only 9 games gone...have some faith!! We will stay up!! COYR!!

saintshorse101 wrote:

kent141 wrote:

saintshorse101 wrote:

kent141 wrote:

Force14 wrote:

Force14 wrote: Todays latest manager odds 6/5 Rusty the Dancing Chimp 3/1 Glen Hoddle 5/1 Rafa Benitez 8/1 Coco the Clown 12/1 Paulo di Canio 16/1 Northern norman

*** 16/1 Northam Norman correction *** A man walked into a branch of Ladbrokes with a wheelbarrow full of coins and placed a cash bet of £4245-10 on Northam Norman at odds of 500/1

Taxi for Adkins, any of the above in the betting will be a improvement.

come on 141, you keep turning up running saints and adkins down with irrelevant quotes like this, yet you wont answer a very simple question! why? what is your problem with answering a question about how many points YOU think saints should have got by this point of the season, after seeing the fixture list pre-season, and which games the points would have come from? as i said before i dont care who you support! i just want to know why you are having a go at saints and adkins?

Wins at home against villa fulham and wigan and a point at west ham at least, 10 points min.

well we beat villa and got a draw against fulham so 2pts dropped there and i never expected a result against wigan, first home game back in the prem with all that pressure on the team of people `expecting` a result! i would have taken a draw! be honest with yourself, you never EXPECTED to win all three of those home games, a draw or 2 would have done against teams that are established prem teams. even so 6pts (at best) away from what you thought saints should have got by now, 9 games in (though you were saying this before) and you think the manager is useless? all i can say is, i am glad most (around 80%) of saints including me have a lot more patience than you.

marcysaint wrote:

Force14 wrote:

Force14 wrote:
Todays latest manager odds

6/5 Rusty the Dancing Chimp
3/1 Glen Hoddle
5/1 Rafa Benitez
8/1 Coco the Clown
12/1 Paulo di Canio
16/1 Northern norman

*** 16/1 Northam Norman correction


*** A man walked into a branch of Ladbrokes with a wheelbarrow full of coins and placed a cash bet of £4245-10 on Northam Norman at odds of 500/1

Are you enjoying league 1??

Its fun down there isn't it. Get used to it as you will be there for some time (that's IF you survive).

Now do one you mug!

saintshorse101 wrote:

kent141 wrote:

saintshorse101 wrote:

kent141 wrote:

Force14 wrote:

Force14 wrote: Todays latest manager odds 6/5 Rusty the Dancing Chimp 3/1 Glen Hoddle 5/1 Rafa Benitez 8/1 Coco the Clown 12/1 Paulo di Canio 16/1 Northern norman

*** 16/1 Northam Norman correction *** A man walked into a branch of Ladbrokes with a wheelbarrow full of coins and placed a cash bet of £4245-10 on Northam Norman at odds of 500/1

Taxi for Adkins, any of the above in the betting will be a improvement.

come on 141, you keep turning up running saints and adkins down with irrelevant quotes like this, yet you wont answer a very simple question! why? what is your problem with answering a question about how many points YOU think saints should have got by this point of the season, after seeing the fixture list pre-season, and which games the points would have come from? as i said before i dont care who you support! i just want to know why you are having a go at saints and adkins?

Wins at home against villa fulham and wigan and a point at west ham at least, 10 points min.

well we beat villa and got a draw against fulham so 2pts dropped there and i never expected a result against wigan, first home game back in the prem with all that pressure on the team of people `expecting` a result! i would have taken a draw! be honest with yourself, you never EXPECTED to win all three of those home games, a draw or 2 would have done against teams that are established prem teams. even so 6pts (at best) away from what you thought saints should have got by now, 9 games in (though you were saying this before) and you think the manager is useless? all i can say is, i am glad most (around 80%) of saints including me have a lot more patience than you.

kent141 wrote:

Licky_Rambert wrote:

kent141 wrote:

saintshorse101 wrote:

kent141 wrote:

Force14 wrote:

Force14 wrote: Todays latest manager odds 6/5 Rusty the Dancing Chimp 3/1 Glen Hoddle 5/1 Rafa Benitez 8/1 Coco the Clown 12/1 Paulo di Canio 16/1 Northern norman

*** 16/1 Northam Norman correction *** A man walked into a branch of Ladbrokes with a wheelbarrow full of coins and placed a cash bet of £4245-10 on Northam Norman at odds of 500/1

Taxi for Adkins, any of the above in the betting will be a improvement.

come on 141, you keep turning up running saints and adkins down with irrelevant quotes like this, yet you wont answer a very simple question! why? what is your problem with answering a question about how many points YOU think saints should have got by this point of the season, after seeing the fixture list pre-season, and which games the points would have come from? as i said before i dont care who you support! i just want to know why you are having a go at saints and adkins?

Wins at home against villa fulham and wigan and a point at west ham at least, 10 points min.

1 out of 4 aint bad...

On target for about 16 points at the end of the season , hmmmmm may not be enough me thinks.

St Retford wrote:

marcysaint wrote:

Force14 wrote:

Force14 wrote:
Todays latest manager odds

6/5 Rusty the Dancing Chimp
3/1 Glen Hoddle
5/1 Rafa Benitez
8/1 Coco the Clown
12/1 Paulo di Canio
16/1 Northern norman

*** 16/1 Northam Norman correction


*** A man walked into a branch of Ladbrokes with a wheelbarrow full of coins and placed a cash bet of £4245-10 on Northam Norman at odds of 500/1

Are you enjoying league 1??

Its fun down there isn't it. Get used to it as you will be there for some time (that's IF you survive).

Now do one you mug!

I disagree with you that they'll be there for some time.

(It'll be League 2 at best next year.)

kent141 wrote:

saintshorse101 wrote:

kent141 wrote:

saintshorse101 wrote:

kent141 wrote:

Force14 wrote:

Force14 wrote: Todays latest manager odds 6/5 Rusty the Dancing Chimp 3/1 Glen Hoddle 5/1 Rafa Benitez 8/1 Coco the Clown 12/1 Paulo di Canio 16/1 Northern norman

*** 16/1 Northam Norman correction *** A man walked into a branch of Ladbrokes with a wheelbarrow full of coins and placed a cash bet of £4245-10 on Northam Norman at odds of 500/1

Taxi for Adkins, any of the above in the betting will be a improvement.

come on 141, you keep turning up running saints and adkins down with irrelevant quotes like this, yet you wont answer a very simple question! why? what is your problem with answering a question about how many points YOU think saints should have got by this point of the season, after seeing the fixture list pre-season, and which games the points would have come from? as i said before i dont care who you support! i just want to know why you are having a go at saints and adkins?

Wins at home against villa fulham and wigan and a point at west ham at least, 10 points min.

well we beat villa and got a draw against fulham so 2pts dropped there and i never expected a result against wigan, first home game back in the prem with all that pressure on the team of people `expecting` a result! i would have taken a draw! be honest with yourself, you never EXPECTED to win all three of those home games, a draw or 2 would have done against teams that are established prem teams. even so 6pts (at best) away from what you thought saints should have got by now, 9 games in (though you were saying this before) and you think the manager is useless? all i can say is, i am glad most (around 80%) of saints including me have a lot more patience than you.

I doubt if the true figure is anwhere near 80% now and the farce at leeds has done him no favours but if you dident expect a result against the mighty Wigan you were in the minority.

kent141 wrote:

saintshorse101 wrote:

kent141 wrote:

saintshorse101 wrote:

kent141 wrote:

Force14 wrote:

Force14 wrote: Todays latest manager odds 6/5 Rusty the Dancing Chimp 3/1 Glen Hoddle 5/1 Rafa Benitez 8/1 Coco the Clown 12/1 Paulo di Canio 16/1 Northern norman

*** 16/1 Northam Norman correction *** A man walked into a branch of Ladbrokes with a wheelbarrow full of coins and placed a cash bet of £4245-10 on Northam Norman at odds of 500/1

Taxi for Adkins, any of the above in the betting will be a improvement.

come on 141, you keep turning up running saints and adkins down with irrelevant quotes like this, yet you wont answer a very simple question! why? what is your problem with answering a question about how many points YOU think saints should have got by this point of the season, after seeing the fixture list pre-season, and which games the points would have come from? as i said before i dont care who you support! i just want to know why you are having a go at saints and adkins?

Wins at home against villa fulham and wigan and a point at west ham at least, 10 points min.

well we beat villa and got a draw against fulham so 2pts dropped there and i never expected a result against wigan, first home game back in the prem with all that pressure on the team of people `expecting` a result! i would have taken a draw! be honest with yourself, you never EXPECTED to win all three of those home games, a draw or 2 would have done against teams that are established prem teams. even so 6pts (at best) away from what you thought saints should have got by now, 9 games in (though you were saying this before) and you think the manager is useless? all i can say is, i am glad most (around 80%) of saints including me have a lot more patience than you.

I doubt if the true figure is anwhere near 80% now and the farce at leeds has done him no favours but if you dident expect a result against the mighty Wigan you were in the minority.

St Retford wrote:
Shut up you lot - this is a cracking little story. Not least because it's the first in several weeks that isn't about Nigel Adkins.

I like Albion. Mainly because it reminds me of 'Albion' by Pete Doherty. He's a bit of a waster but by god this is good. It's also like a perfect anthem for a football fan on an away day.

http://www.youtube.c

om/watch?v=MGs5Z3apD

Go

PTID1898 wrote:
Another ex sc****r that will score against you ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha,PUP

kent141 wrote:

saintshorse101 wrote:

kent141 wrote:

saintshorse101 wrote:

kent141 wrote:

Force14 wrote:

Force14 wrote: Todays latest manager odds 6/5 Rusty the Dancing Chimp 3/1 Glen Hoddle 5/1 Rafa Benitez 8/1 Coco the Clown 12/1 Paulo di Canio 16/1 Northern norman

*** 16/1 Northam Norman correction *** A man walked into a branch of Ladbrokes with a wheelbarrow full of coins and placed a cash bet of £4245-10 on Northam Norman at odds of 500/1

Taxi for Adkins, any of the above in the betting will be a improvement.

come on 141, you keep turning up running saints and adkins down with irrelevant quotes like this, yet you wont answer a very simple question! why? what is your problem with answering a question about how many points YOU think saints should have got by this point of the season, after seeing the fixture list pre-season, and which games the points would have come from? as i said before i dont care who you support! i just want to know why you are having a go at saints and adkins?

Wins at home against villa fulham and wigan and a point at west ham at least, 10 points min.

well we beat villa and got a draw against fulham so 2pts dropped there and i never expected a result against wigan, first home game back in the prem with all that pressure on the team of people `expecting` a result! i would have taken a draw! be honest with yourself, you never EXPECTED to win all three of those home games, a draw or 2 would have done against teams that are established prem teams. even so 6pts (at best) away from what you thought saints should have got by now, 9 games in (though you were saying this before) and you think the manager is useless? all i can say is, i am glad most (around 80%) of saints including me have a lot more patience than you.

I doubt if the true figure is anwhere near 80% now and the farce at leeds has done him no favours but if you dident expect a result against the mighty Wigan you were in the minority.

Confucious wrote:

St Retford wrote:
Shut up you lot - this is a cracking little story. Not least because it's the first in several weeks that isn't about Nigel Adkins.

I like Albion. Mainly because it reminds me of 'Albion' by Pete Doherty. He's a bit of a waster but by god this is good. It's also like a perfect anthem for a football fan on an away day.

http://www.youtube.c


om/watch?v=MGs5Z3apD


Go

I am a bit suspicious about the Echo. How come that every day the amount of news that happens is always exactly the same as the number of pages?

promised land wrote:

PTID1898 wrote:
Another ex sc****r that will score against you ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha,PUP

Tell me, who is the ex scummer you are referring to ? Chris Brunt never played or even on the books at premier league Southampton F C. Suggest your teacher reads the story to you again and this time listen !......ps got your 1000 quid you pledged for the "lost cause" ? Can't wait to see how that pans out hahahaha COYR

Force14 wrote:
********** Latest *******

Another high street bookmaker has reported a man with £3500 in pound coins in a dustbin placing a bet on Northam Norman for next manager at odds of 16/1. Normans odds slashed to 4/1. Rusty the Dancing Chimp now 2/1.

St Retford wrote:

Force14 wrote:
********** Latest *******

Another high street bookmaker has reported a man with £3500 in pound coins in a dustbin placing a bet on Northam Norman for next manager at odds of 16/1. Normans odds slashed to 4/1. Rusty the Dancing Chimp now 2/1.

How much longer are you going to keep ripping the arse out of this spectacularly rubbish joke?

Force14 wrote:
********** Latest *******

Another high street bookmaker has reported a man with £3500 in pound coins in a dustbin placing a bet on Northam Norman for next manager at odds of 16/1. Normans odds slashed to 4/1. Rusty the Dancing Chimp now 2/1.

Force14 wrote:
********** Latest *******

Another high street bookmaker has reported a man with £3500 in pound coins in a dustbin placing a bet on Northam Norman for next manager at odds of 16/1. Normans odds slashed to 4/1. Rusty the Dancing Chimp now 2/1.

hedge end bob wrote:
Kent141..an invitation to prove your NOT the complete knobhead your posting suggest and you really are a SAINTS supporter (though i doubt this very much). Meet me at ST MARY'S before the next home match. This is the fourth offer i have made but as of yet, as empty as your posts.

Mush On The Beach wrote:

hedge end bob wrote:
Kent141..an invitation to prove your NOT the complete knobhead your posting suggest and you really are a SAINTS supporter (though i doubt this very much). Meet me at ST MARY'S before the next home match. This is the fourth offer i have made but as of yet, as empty as your posts.

Bob, get off the whiskey and stop doubting your judgement.
Ignore the sad twaat, everyone else does.

Baddesley Bill wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

hedge end bob wrote:
Kent141..an invitation to prove your NOT the complete knobhead your posting suggest and you really are a SAINTS supporter (though i doubt this very much). Meet me at ST MARY'S before the next home match. This is the fourth offer i have made but as of yet, as empty as your posts.

Bob, get off the whiskey and stop doubting your judgement.
Ignore the sad twaat, everyone else does.

Good advice..if it acts like a skunt and smells like a skunt...it generally is a skunt.

Baddesley Bill wrote:
Gonna be another tough ask on Monday night.
I would think that the rest of our games in November/early December will define our season. I remain positive as to the outcome....I still believe we can stay up comfortably and push on with Adkins at the helm.
Be interesting as to who disappears from this forum were that to happen.

ghk230473 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:
Gonna be another tough ask on Monday night.
I would think that the rest of our games in November/early December will define our season. I remain positive as to the outcome....I still believe we can stay up comfortably and push on with Adkins at the helm.
Be interesting as to who disappears from this forum were that to happen.

It ain't gunna appen son!

SaintDon13 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

hedge end bob wrote:
Kent141..an invitation to prove your NOT the complete knobhead your posting suggest and you really are a SAINTS supporter (though i doubt this very much). Meet me at ST MARY'S before the next home match. This is the fourth offer i have made but as of yet, as empty as your posts.

Bob, get off the whiskey and stop doubting your judgement.
Ignore the sad twaat, everyone else does.

Good advice..if it acts like a skunt and smells like a skunt...it generally is a skunt.

Therefore, ignor it completely.

Baddesley Bill wrote:

ghk230473 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:
Gonna be another tough ask on Monday night.
I would think that the rest of our games in November/early December will define our season. I remain positive as to the outcome....I still believe we can stay up comfortably and push on with Adkins at the helm.
Be interesting as to who disappears from this forum were that to happen.

It ain't gunna appen son!

What...You're not gonna disappear? ;O)

hedge end bob wrote:

SaintDon13 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

hedge end bob wrote:
Kent141..an invitation to prove your NOT the complete knobhead your posting suggest and you really are a SAINTS supporter (though i doubt this very much). Meet me at ST MARY'S before the next home match. This is the fourth offer i have made but as of yet, as empty as your posts.

Bob, get off the whiskey and stop doubting your judgement.
Ignore the sad twaat, everyone else does.

Good advice..if it acts like a skunt and smells like a skunt...it generally is a skunt.

Therefore, ignor it completely.

Yes boys i think your right. If i went to Africa and lifted a female elephants tail i dont think i could find a bigger tw@t, but i just wanted to see. Oh well water under the bridge. Will ignore him in future.

kent141 wrote:
Its a shame we cant shift the tickets for monday, im going but it is on tv i suppose so that explains it.

up saints wrote:

kent141 wrote:
Its a shame we cant shift the tickets for monday, im going but it is on tv i suppose so that explains it.

get there early enough to may get a free pint from hedge end bob

ghk230473 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

ghk230473 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:
Gonna be another tough ask on Monday night.
I would think that the rest of our games in November/early December will define our season. I remain positive as to the outcome....I still believe we can stay up comfortably and push on with Adkins at the helm.
Be interesting as to who disappears from this forum were that to happen.

It ain't gunna appen son!

What...You're not gonna disappear? ;O)

I'll happily disappear with apologies and make a donation to your favoured charity.
Question is what will you do if not?

hedge end bob wrote:

SaintDon13 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

hedge end bob wrote: Kent141..an invitation to prove your NOT the complete knobhead your posting suggest and you really are a SAINTS supporter (though i doubt this very much). Meet me at ST MARY'S before the next home match. This is the fourth offer i have made but as of yet, as empty as your posts.

Bob, get off the whiskey and stop doubting your judgement. Ignore the sad twaat, everyone else does.

Good advice..if it acts like a skunt and smells like a skunt...it generally is a skunt.

Therefore, ignor it completely.

Yes boys i think your right. If i went to Africa and lifted a female elephants tail i dont think i could find a bigger tw@t, but i just wanted to see. Oh well water under the bridge. Will ignore him in future.

Baddesley Bill wrote:
Gonna be another tough ask on Monday night.
I would think that the rest of our games in November/early December will define our season. I remain positive as to the outcome....I still believe we can stay up comfortably and push on with Adkins at the helm.
Be interesting as to who disappears from this forum were that to happen.

More Glory wrote:

hedge end bob wrote:

SaintDon13 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

hedge end bob wrote: Kent141..an invitation to prove your NOT the complete knobhead your posting suggest and you really are a SAINTS supporter (though i doubt this very much). Meet me at ST MARY'S before the next home match. This is the fourth offer i have made but as of yet, as empty as your posts.

Bob, get off the whiskey and stop doubting your judgement. Ignore the sad twaat, everyone else does.

Good advice..if it acts like a skunt and smells like a skunt...it generally is a skunt.

Therefore, ignor it completely.

Yes boys i think your right. If i went to Africa and lifted a female elephants tail i dont think i could find a bigger tw@t, but i just wanted to see. Oh well water under the bridge. Will ignore him in future.

Good knowledge of Wildlife Bob. I think if you did lift that particular tail, that would indeed be the biggest one you would find there.

Would you go to the jungle or the savannah though?

Have you considered going into the ocean as well? Lots of different creatures to research in there.

St Retford wrote:
Well I've had a productive lunchtime. I just received an email from Jobsite (I registered with them ages ago when I was looking for work) telling me it has been a while since I last visited their website. I sent them this reply:

"Hi Jobsite,

"It has indeed been a while since I last visited Jobsite. If you check, you'll find this corresponds almost exactly with the time you started sponsoring Portsmouth Football Club. Unfortunately, I feel your association with this club has tainted your brand almost unmendably as, not only have they become the poster boys for relegation and on-pitch failure, but they have also proved themselves to be tax-dodging cheats and liars who admit to robbing from charities and leaving local businesses so out of pocket that some of them have been forced to the wall. They did this not once but twice through recent periods in administration.

"That Jobsite deems it acceptable for this brand association to continue means I cannot, in all clear conscience, use your site. May I suggest you reassess your marketing strategy and be careful who you align yourselves with as consumers are now scrutinising corporate ethics more closely than ever.

"Regards etc"

mack chinnon wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:
Gonna be another tough ask on Monday night.
I would think that the rest of our games in November/early December will define our season. I remain positive as to the outcome....I still believe we can stay up comfortably and push on with Adkins at the helm.
Be interesting as to who disappears from this forum were that to happen.

Shouldnt you be in the pub.

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote:

hedge end bob wrote:

SaintDon13 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

hedge end bob wrote: Kent141..an invitation to prove your NOT the complete knobhead your posting suggest and you really are a SAINTS supporter (though i doubt this very much). Meet me at ST MARY'S before the next home match. This is the fourth offer i have made but as of yet, as empty as your posts.

Bob, get off the whiskey and stop doubting your judgement. Ignore the sad twaat, everyone else does.

Good advice..if it acts like a skunt and smells like a skunt...it generally is a skunt.

Therefore, ignor it completely.

Yes boys i think your right. If i went to Africa and lifted a female elephants tail i dont think i could find a bigger tw@t, but i just wanted to see. Oh well water under the bridge. Will ignore him in future.

Good knowledge of Wildlife Bob. I think if you did lift that particular tail, that would indeed be the biggest one you would find there. Would you go to the jungle or the savannah though? Have you considered going into the ocean as well? Lots of different creatures to research in there.

We’ve all been to Farton and to quote David Attenborough, they came from the ocean and the skunts fell in love with them.

Baddesley Bill wrote:

ghk230473 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

ghk230473 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:
Gonna be another tough ask on Monday night.
I would think that the rest of our games in November/early December will define our season. I remain positive as to the outcome....I still believe we can stay up comfortably and push on with Adkins at the helm.
Be interesting as to who disappears from this forum were that to happen.

It ain't gunna appen son!

What...You're not gonna disappear? ;O)

I'll happily disappear with apologies and make a donation to your favoured charity.
Question is what will you do if not?

I'll take that punt with you ghk. £50 to your chosen charity if NA is no longer in charge for the Reading game on 8th December 2012.
If he is, then you donate the same to Saints Foundation. Deal?
PS You don't need to disappear...you can be ok when not picking arguements just for the sake of it.

ghk230473 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

ghk230473 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

ghk230473 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:
Gonna be another tough ask on Monday night.
I would think that the rest of our games in November/early December will define our season. I remain positive as to the outcome....I still believe we can stay up comfortably and push on with Adkins at the helm.
Be interesting as to who disappears from this forum were that to happen.

It ain't gunna appen son!

What...You're not gonna disappear? ;O)

I'll happily disappear with apologies and make a donation to your favoured charity.
Question is what will you do if not?

I'll take that punt with you ghk. £50 to your chosen charity if NA is no longer in charge for the Reading game on 8th December 2012.
If he is, then you donate the same to Saints Foundation. Deal?
PS You don't need to disappear...you can be ok when not picking arguements just for the sake of it.

Let's keep to the original, 2013 jan 1st
If it's not me it's some one else!

promised land wrote:

St Retford wrote:
Well I've had a productive lunchtime. I just received an email from Jobsite (I registered with them ages ago when I was looking for work) telling me it has been a while since I last visited their website. I sent them this reply:

"Hi Jobsite,

"It has indeed been a while since I last visited Jobsite. If you check, you'll find this corresponds almost exactly with the time you started sponsoring Portsmouth Football Club. Unfortunately, I feel your association with this club has tainted your brand almost unmendably as, not only have they become the poster boys for relegation and on-pitch failure, but they have also proved themselves to be tax-dodging cheats and liars who admit to robbing from charities and leaving local businesses so out of pocket that some of them have been forced to the wall. They did this not once but twice through recent periods in administration.

"That Jobsite deems it acceptable for this brand association to continue means I cannot, in all clear conscience, use your site. May I suggest you reassess your marketing strategy and be careful who you align yourselves with as consumers are now scrutinising corporate ethics more closely than ever.

"Regards etc"

Good read. It does raise the question how can a company associate itself to something that is an embarrassment to all ? They embarrassed the F A Premier league who are a global brand therefore have to uphold a good clean product. Something pompey failed miserably to achieve as part of the Premier leagues brand. I'm sure The premier league were only to happy to see them relegated, therefore wash their hands of them.

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote:

hedge end bob wrote:

SaintDon13 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

hedge end bob wrote: Kent141..an invitation to prove your NOT the complete knobhead your posting suggest and you really are a SAINTS supporter (though i doubt this very much). Meet me at ST MARY'S before the next home match. This is the fourth offer i have made but as of yet, as empty as your posts.

Bob, get off the whiskey and stop doubting your judgement. Ignore the sad twaat, everyone else does.

Good advice..if it acts like a skunt and smells like a skunt...it generally is a skunt.

Therefore, ignor it completely.

Yes boys i think your right. If i went to Africa and lifted a female elephants tail i dont think i could find a bigger tw@t, but i just wanted to see. Oh well water under the bridge. Will ignore him in future.

Good knowledge of Wildlife Bob. I think if you did lift that particular tail, that would indeed be the biggest one you would find there. Would you go to the jungle or the savannah though? Have you considered going into the ocean as well? Lots of different creatures to research in there.

We’ve all been to Farton and to quote David Attenborough, they came from the ocean and the skunts fell in love with them.

Admiral Jellicoe.

Loved skates apparently. He may have started the tradition.

Where was he from?

Baddesley Bill wrote:

mack chinnon wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:
Gonna be another tough ask on Monday night.
I would think that the rest of our games in November/early December will define our season. I remain positive as to the outcome....I still believe we can stay up comfortably and push on with Adkins at the helm.
Be interesting as to who disappears from this forum were that to happen.

Shouldnt you be in the pub.

I'm saving myself for 6 o'clock club.

mack chinnon wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

mack chinnon wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:
Gonna be another tough ask on Monday night.
I would think that the rest of our games in November/early December will define our season. I remain positive as to the outcome....I still believe we can stay up comfortably and push on with Adkins at the helm.
Be interesting as to who disappears from this forum were that to happen.

Shouldnt you be in the pub.

I'm saving myself for 6 o'clock club.

****.
Im with child.

Mush On The Beach wrote:

mack chinnon wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

mack chinnon wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:
Gonna be another tough ask on Monday night.
I would think that the rest of our games in November/early December will define our season. I remain positive as to the outcome....I still believe we can stay up comfortably and push on with Adkins at the helm.
Be interesting as to who disappears from this forum were that to happen.

Shouldnt you be in the pub.

I'm saving myself for 6 o'clock club.

****.
Im with child.

Are you sure it's not just a beer gut Mack?

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote:

hedge end bob wrote:

SaintDon13 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

hedge end bob wrote: Kent141..an invitation to prove your NOT the complete knobhead your posting suggest and you really are a SAINTS supporter (though i doubt this very much). Meet me at ST MARY'S before the next home match. This is the fourth offer i have made but as of yet, as empty as your posts.

Bob, get off the whiskey and stop doubting your judgement. Ignore the sad twaat, everyone else does.

Good advice..if it acts like a skunt and smells like a skunt...it generally is a skunt.

Therefore, ignor it completely.

Yes boys i think your right. If i went to Africa and lifted a female elephants tail i dont think i could find a bigger tw@t, but i just wanted to see. Oh well water under the bridge. Will ignore him in future.

Good knowledge of Wildlife Bob. I think if you did lift that particular tail, that would indeed be the biggest one you would find there. Would you go to the jungle or the savannah though? Have you considered going into the ocean as well? Lots of different creatures to research in there.

We’ve all been to Farton and to quote David Attenborough, they came from the ocean and the skunts fell in love with them.

Admiral Jellicoe. Loved skates apparently. He may have started the tradition. Where was he from?

As the skunt Dickens wrote in the Tale of Two Cities (Red Prem or Deluded Blue?): It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair, we had everything before us, we had nothing before us, we were all going direct to heaven, we were all going direct the other way - in short, the period was so far like the present period, that some of its noisiest authorities insisted on its being received, for good or for evil, in the superlative degree of comparison only. In shorter terms still, Pay Up Pompey

Mush On The Beach wrote:

mack chinnon wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

mack chinnon wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:
Gonna be another tough ask on Monday night.
I would think that the rest of our games in November/early December will define our season. I remain positive as to the outcome....I still believe we can stay up comfortably and push on with Adkins at the helm.
Be interesting as to who disappears from this forum were that to happen.

Shouldnt you be in the pub.

I'm saving myself for 6 o'clock club.

****.
Im with child.

Are you sure it's not just a beer gut Mack?

Baddesley Bill wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

mack chinnon wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

mack chinnon wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:
Gonna be another tough ask on Monday night.
I would think that the rest of our games in November/early December will define our season. I remain positive as to the outcome....I still believe we can stay up comfortably and push on with Adkins at the helm.
Be interesting as to who disappears from this forum were that to happen.

Shouldnt you be in the pub.

I'm saving myself for 6 o'clock club.

****.
Im with child.

Are you sure it's not just a beer gut Mack?

It looks like he's having twins :O)

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote:

hedge end bob wrote:

SaintDon13 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

hedge end bob wrote: Kent141..an invitation to prove your NOT the complete knobhead your posting suggest and you really are a SAINTS supporter (though i doubt this very much). Meet me at ST MARY'S before the next home match. This is the fourth offer i have made but as of yet, as empty as your posts.

Bob, get off the whiskey and stop doubting your judgement. Ignore the sad twaat, everyone else does.

Good advice..if it acts like a skunt and smells like a skunt...it generally is a skunt.

Therefore, ignor it completely.

Yes boys i think your right. If i went to Africa and lifted a female elephants tail i dont think i could find a bigger tw@t, but i just wanted to see. Oh well water under the bridge. Will ignore him in future.

Good knowledge of Wildlife Bob. I think if you did lift that particular tail, that would indeed be the biggest one you would find there. Would you go to the jungle or the savannah though? Have you considered going into the ocean as well? Lots of different creatures to research in there.

We’ve all been to Farton and to quote David Attenborough, they came from the ocean and the skunts fell in love with them.

Admiral Jellicoe. Loved skates apparently. He may have started the tradition. Where was he from?

As the skunt Dickens wrote in the Tale of Two Cities (Red Prem or Deluded Blue?): It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair, we had everything before us, we had nothing before us, we were all going direct to heaven, we were all going direct the other way - in short, the period was so far like the present period, that some of its noisiest authorities insisted on its being received, for good or for evil, in the superlative degree of comparison only. In shorter terms still, Pay Up Pompey

Good knowledge of one of the most famous authors in the world.

Don't think he was alive when Pompey were formed though.

Shouldn't you be relating the story to say PSG and maybe the Spuds?

I like your French connection though, despair and loss. Monaco?

BTW, The trust will have 2.65 million set aside for funds next year. Positive stuff.

Serious question. How much extra funding do you think will be available for your January transfer window?

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote:

hedge end bob wrote:

SaintDon13 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

hedge end bob wrote: Kent141..an invitation to prove your NOT the complete knobhead your posting suggest and you really are a SAINTS supporter (though i doubt this very much). Meet me at ST MARY'S before the next home match. This is the fourth offer i have made but as of yet, as empty as your posts.

Bob, get off the whiskey and stop doubting your judgement. Ignore the sad twaat, everyone else does.

Good advice..if it acts like a skunt and smells like a skunt...it generally is a skunt.

Therefore, ignor it completely.

Yes boys i think your right. If i went to Africa and lifted a female elephants tail i dont think i could find a bigger tw@t, but i just wanted to see. Oh well water under the bridge. Will ignore him in future.

Good knowledge of Wildlife Bob. I think if you did lift that particular tail, that would indeed be the biggest one you would find there. Would you go to the jungle or the savannah though? Have you considered going into the ocean as well? Lots of different creatures to research in there.

We’ve all been to Farton and to quote David Attenborough, they came from the ocean and the skunts fell in love with them.

Admiral Jellicoe. Loved skates apparently. He may have started the tradition. Where was he from?

As the skunt Dickens wrote in the Tale of Two Cities (Red Prem or Deluded Blue?): It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair, we had everything before us, we had nothing before us, we were all going direct to heaven, we were all going direct the other way - in short, the period was so far like the present period, that some of its noisiest authorities insisted on its being received, for good or for evil, in the superlative degree of comparison only. In shorter terms still, Pay Up Pompey

Good knowledge of one of the most famous authors in the world.

Don't think he was alive when Pompey were formed though.

Shouldn't you be relating the story to say PSG and maybe the Spuds?

I like your French connection though, despair and loss. Monaco?

BTW, The trust will have 2.65 million set aside for funds next year. Positive stuff.

Serious question. How much extra funding do you think will be available for your January transfer window?

St Retford wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote:

hedge end bob wrote:

SaintDon13 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

hedge end bob wrote: Kent141..an invitation to prove your NOT the complete knobhead your posting suggest and you really are a SAINTS supporter (though i doubt this very much). Meet me at ST MARY'S before the next home match. This is the fourth offer i have made but as of yet, as empty as your posts.

Bob, get off the whiskey and stop doubting your judgement. Ignore the sad twaat, everyone else does.

Good advice..if it acts like a skunt and smells like a skunt...it generally is a skunt.

Therefore, ignor it completely.

Yes boys i think your right. If i went to Africa and lifted a female elephants tail i dont think i could find a bigger tw@t, but i just wanted to see. Oh well water under the bridge. Will ignore him in future.

Good knowledge of Wildlife Bob. I think if you did lift that particular tail, that would indeed be the biggest one you would find there. Would you go to the jungle or the savannah though? Have you considered going into the ocean as well? Lots of different creatures to research in there.

We’ve all been to Farton and to quote David Attenborough, they came from the ocean and the skunts fell in love with them.

Admiral Jellicoe. Loved skates apparently. He may have started the tradition. Where was he from?

As the skunt Dickens wrote in the Tale of Two Cities (Red Prem or Deluded Blue?): It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair, we had everything before us, we had nothing before us, we were all going direct to heaven, we were all going direct the other way - in short, the period was so far like the present period, that some of its noisiest authorities insisted on its being received, for good or for evil, in the superlative degree of comparison only. In shorter terms still, Pay Up Pompey

Good knowledge of one of the most famous authors in the world. Don't think he was alive when Pompey were formed though. Shouldn't you be relating the story to say PSG and maybe the Spuds? I like your French connection though, despair and loss. Monaco? BTW, The trust will have 2.65 million set aside for funds next year. Positive stuff. Serious question. How much extra funding do you think will be available for your January transfer window?

£2.65m? WOW! You're back in the big time and no mistake. That will buy you literally f*** all. Well done everyone.

More Glory wrote:

St Retford wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote:

hedge end bob wrote:

SaintDon13 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

hedge end bob wrote: Kent141..an invitation to prove your NOT the complete knobhead your posting suggest and you really are a SAINTS supporter (though i doubt this very much). Meet me at ST MARY'S before the next home match. This is the fourth offer i have made but as of yet, as empty as your posts.

Bob, get off the whiskey and stop doubting your judgement. Ignore the sad twaat, everyone else does.

Good advice..if it acts like a skunt and smells like a skunt...it generally is a skunt.

Therefore, ignor it completely.

Yes boys i think your right. If i went to Africa and lifted a female elephants tail i dont think i could find a bigger tw@t, but i just wanted to see. Oh well water under the bridge. Will ignore him in future.

Good knowledge of Wildlife Bob. I think if you did lift that particular tail, that would indeed be the biggest one you would find there. Would you go to the jungle or the savannah though? Have you considered going into the ocean as well? Lots of different creatures to research in there.

We’ve all been to Farton and to quote David Attenborough, they came from the ocean and the skunts fell in love with them.

Admiral Jellicoe. Loved skates apparently. He may have started the tradition. Where was he from?

As the skunt Dickens wrote in the Tale of Two Cities (Red Prem or Deluded Blue?): It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair, we had everything before us, we had nothing before us, we were all going direct to heaven, we were all going direct the other way - in short, the period was so far like the present period, that some of its noisiest authorities insisted on its being received, for good or for evil, in the superlative degree of comparison only. In shorter terms still, Pay Up Pompey

Good knowledge of one of the most famous authors in the world. Don't think he was alive when Pompey were formed though. Shouldn't you be relating the story to say PSG and maybe the Spuds? I like your French connection though, despair and loss. Monaco? BTW, The trust will have 2.65 million set aside for funds next year. Positive stuff. Serious question. How much extra funding do you think will be available for your January transfer window?

£2.65m? WOW! You're back in the big time and no mistake. That will buy you literally f*** all. Well done everyone.

It sure is a lot more than nothing.

I am hoping that we don't get any Ali dire types.

Angus. Don't think he will be renting. Selling more like.

BTW - Where does Nige get his tan? I reckon if he changed clubs, he could meet say Avram and get some serious advice.

Baddesley Bill wrote:

More Glory wrote:

St Retford wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote:

hedge end bob wrote:

SaintDon13 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

hedge end bob wrote: Kent141..an invitation to prove your NOT the complete knobhead your posting suggest and you really are a SAINTS supporter (though i doubt this very much). Meet me at ST MARY'S before the next home match. This is the fourth offer i have made but as of yet, as empty as your posts.

Bob, get off the whiskey and stop doubting your judgement. Ignore the sad twaat, everyone else does.

Good advice..if it acts like a skunt and smells like a skunt...it generally is a skunt.

Therefore, ignor it completely.

Yes boys i think your right. If i went to Africa and lifted a female elephants tail i dont think i could find a bigger tw@t, but i just wanted to see. Oh well water under the bridge. Will ignore him in future.

Good knowledge of Wildlife Bob. I think if you did lift that particular tail, that would indeed be the biggest one you would find there. Would you go to the jungle or the savannah though? Have you considered going into the ocean as well? Lots of different creatures to research in there.

We’ve all been to Farton and to quote David Attenborough, they came from the ocean and the skunts fell in love with them.

Admiral Jellicoe. Loved skates apparently. He may have started the tradition. Where was he from?

As the skunt Dickens wrote in the Tale of Two Cities (Red Prem or Deluded Blue?): It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair, we had everything before us, we had nothing before us, we were all going direct to heaven, we were all going direct the other way - in short, the period was so far like the present period, that some of its noisiest authorities insisted on its being received, for good or for evil, in the superlative degree of comparison only. In shorter terms still, Pay Up Pompey

Good knowledge of one of the most famous authors in the world. Don't think he was alive when Pompey were formed though. Shouldn't you be relating the story to say PSG and maybe the Spuds? I like your French connection though, despair and loss. Monaco? BTW, The trust will have 2.65 million set aside for funds next year. Positive stuff. Serious question. How much extra funding do you think will be available for your January transfer window?

£2.65m? WOW! You're back in the big time and no mistake. That will buy you literally f*** all. Well done everyone.

It sure is a lot more than nothing. I am hoping that we don't get any Ali dire types. Angus. Don't think he will be renting. Selling more like. BTW - Where does Nige get his tan? I reckon if he changed clubs, he could meet say Avram and get some serious advice.

I can't wait for the bunfight at the poopay corral to commence. Sh1t's n giggles all round! :O)

More Glory wrote:

St Retford wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote:

hedge end bob wrote:

SaintDon13 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

hedge end bob wrote: Kent141..an invitation to prove your NOT the complete knobhead your posting suggest and you really are a SAINTS supporter (though i doubt this very much). Meet me at ST MARY'S before the next home match. This is the fourth offer i have made but as of yet, as empty as your posts.

Bob, get off the whiskey and stop doubting your judgement. Ignore the sad twaat, everyone else does.

Good advice..if it acts like a skunt and smells like a skunt...it generally is a skunt.

Therefore, ignor it completely.

Yes boys i think your right. If i went to Africa and lifted a female elephants tail i dont think i could find a bigger tw@t, but i just wanted to see. Oh well water under the bridge. Will ignore him in future.

Good knowledge of Wildlife Bob. I think if you did lift that particular tail, that would indeed be the biggest one you would find there. Would you go to the jungle or the savannah though? Have you considered going into the ocean as well? Lots of different creatures to research in there.

We’ve all been to Farton and to quote David Attenborough, they came from the ocean and the skunts fell in love with them.

Admiral Jellicoe. Loved skates apparently. He may have started the tradition. Where was he from?

As the skunt Dickens wrote in the Tale of Two Cities (Red Prem or Deluded Blue?): It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair, we had everything before us, we had nothing before us, we were all going direct to heaven, we were all going direct the other way - in short, the period was so far like the present period, that some of its noisiest authorities insisted on its being received, for good or for evil, in the superlative degree of comparison only. In shorter terms still, Pay Up Pompey

Good knowledge of one of the most famous authors in the world. Don't think he was alive when Pompey were formed though. Shouldn't you be relating the story to say PSG and maybe the Spuds? I like your French connection though, despair and loss. Monaco? BTW, The trust will have 2.65 million set aside for funds next year. Positive stuff. Serious question. How much extra funding do you think will be available for your January transfer window?

£2.65m? WOW! You're back in the big time and no mistake. That will buy you literally f*** all. Well done everyone.

It sure is a lot more than nothing.

I am hoping that we don't get any Ali dire types.

Angus. Don't think he will be renting. Selling more like.

BTW - Where does Nige get his tan? I reckon if he changed clubs, he could meet say Avram and get some serious advice.

More Glory wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

More Glory wrote:

St Retford wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote:

hedge end bob wrote:

SaintDon13 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

hedge end bob wrote: Kent141..an invitation to prove your NOT the complete knobhead your posting suggest and you really are a SAINTS supporter (though i doubt this very much). Meet me at ST MARY'S before the next home match. This is the fourth offer i have made but as of yet, as empty as your posts.

Bob, get off the whiskey and stop doubting your judgement. Ignore the sad twaat, everyone else does.

Good advice..if it acts like a skunt and smells like a skunt...it generally is a skunt.

Therefore, ignor it completely.

Yes boys i think your right. If i went to Africa and lifted a female elephants tail i dont think i could find a bigger tw@t, but i just wanted to see. Oh well water under the bridge. Will ignore him in future.

Good knowledge of Wildlife Bob. I think if you did lift that particular tail, that would indeed be the biggest one you would find there. Would you go to the jungle or the savannah though? Have you considered going into the ocean as well? Lots of different creatures to research in there.

We’ve all been to Farton and to quote David Attenborough, they came from the ocean and the skunts fell in love with them.

Admiral Jellicoe. Loved skates apparently. He may have started the tradition. Where was he from?

As the skunt Dickens wrote in the Tale of Two Cities (Red Prem or Deluded Blue?): It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair, we had everything before us, we had nothing before us, we were all going direct to heaven, we were all going direct the other way - in short, the period was so far like the present period, that some of its noisiest authorities insisted on its being received, for good or for evil, in the superlative degree of comparison only. In shorter terms still, Pay Up Pompey

Good knowledge of one of the most famous authors in the world. Don't think he was alive when Pompey were formed though. Shouldn't you be relating the story to say PSG and maybe the Spuds? I like your French connection though, despair and loss. Monaco? BTW, The trust will have 2.65 million set aside for funds next year. Positive stuff. Serious question. How much extra funding do you think will be available for your January transfer window?

£2.65m? WOW! You're back in the big time and no mistake. That will buy you literally f*** all. Well done everyone.

It sure is a lot more than nothing. I am hoping that we don't get any Ali dire types. Angus. Don't think he will be renting. Selling more like. BTW - Where does Nige get his tan? I reckon if he changed clubs, he could meet say Avram and get some serious advice.

I can't wait for the bunfight at the poopay corral to commence. Sh1t's n giggles all round! :O)

I've actually enjoyed the bunfight here over the last few days. Fascinating!

St Retford wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote:

hedge end bob wrote:

SaintDon13 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

hedge end bob wrote: Kent141..an invitation to prove your NOT the complete knobhead your posting suggest and you really are a SAINTS supporter (though i doubt this very much). Meet me at ST MARY'S before the next home match. This is the fourth offer i have made but as of yet, as empty as your posts.

Bob, get off the whiskey and stop doubting your judgement. Ignore the sad twaat, everyone else does.

Good advice..if it acts like a skunt and smells like a skunt...it generally is a skunt.

Therefore, ignor it completely.

Yes boys i think your right. If i went to Africa and lifted a female elephants tail i dont think i could find a bigger tw@t, but i just wanted to see. Oh well water under the bridge. Will ignore him in future.

Good knowledge of Wildlife Bob. I think if you did lift that particular tail, that would indeed be the biggest one you would find there. Would you go to the jungle or the savannah though? Have you considered going into the ocean as well? Lots of different creatures to research in there.

We’ve all been to Farton and to quote David Attenborough, they came from the ocean and the skunts fell in love with them.

Admiral Jellicoe. Loved skates apparently. He may have started the tradition. Where was he from?

As the skunt Dickens wrote in the Tale of Two Cities (Red Prem or Deluded Blue?): It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair, we had everything before us, we had nothing before us, we were all going direct to heaven, we were all going direct the other way - in short, the period was so far like the present period, that some of its noisiest authorities insisted on its being received, for good or for evil, in the superlative degree of comparison only. In shorter terms still, Pay Up Pompey

Good knowledge of one of the most famous authors in the world.

Don't think he was alive when Pompey were formed though.

Shouldn't you be relating the story to say PSG and maybe the Spuds?

I like your French connection though, despair and loss. Monaco?

BTW, The trust will have 2.65 million set aside for funds next year. Positive stuff.

Serious question. How much extra funding do you think will be available for your January transfer window?

£2.65m?

WOW! You're back in the big time and no mistake. That will buy you literally f*** all. Well done everyone.

St Retford wrote:

More Glory wrote:

St Retford wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote:

hedge end bob wrote:

SaintDon13 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

hedge end bob wrote: Kent141..an invitation to prove your NOT the complete knobhead your posting suggest and you really are a SAINTS supporter (though i doubt this very much). Meet me at ST MARY'S before the next home match. This is the fourth offer i have made but as of yet, as empty as your posts.

Bob, get off the whiskey and stop doubting your judgement. Ignore the sad twaat, everyone else does.

Good advice..if it acts like a skunt and smells like a skunt...it generally is a skunt.

Therefore, ignor it completely.

Yes boys i think your right. If i went to Africa and lifted a female elephants tail i dont think i could find a bigger tw@t, but i just wanted to see. Oh well water under the bridge. Will ignore him in future.

Good knowledge of Wildlife Bob. I think if you did lift that particular tail, that would indeed be the biggest one you would find there. Would you go to the jungle or the savannah though? Have you considered going into the ocean as well? Lots of different creatures to research in there.

We’ve all been to Farton and to quote David Attenborough, they came from the ocean and the skunts fell in love with them.

Admiral Jellicoe. Loved skates apparently. He may have started the tradition. Where was he from?

As the skunt Dickens wrote in the Tale of Two Cities (Red Prem or Deluded Blue?): It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair, we had everything before us, we had nothing before us, we were all going direct to heaven, we were all going direct the other way - in short, the period was so far like the present period, that some of its noisiest authorities insisted on its being received, for good or for evil, in the superlative degree of comparison only. In shorter terms still, Pay Up Pompey

Good knowledge of one of the most famous authors in the world. Don't think he was alive when Pompey were formed though. Shouldn't you be relating the story to say PSG and maybe the Spuds? I like your French connection though, despair and loss. Monaco? BTW, The trust will have 2.65 million set aside for funds next year. Positive stuff. Serious question. How much extra funding do you think will be available for your January transfer window?

£2.65m? WOW! You're back in the big time and no mistake. That will buy you literally f*** all. Well done everyone.

It sure is a lot more than nothing. I am hoping that we don't get any Ali dire types. Angus. Don't think he will be renting. Selling more like. BTW - Where does Nige get his tan? I reckon if he changed clubs, he could meet say Avram and get some serious advice.

Well, for a kick off, how much are the administration fees? I'm guessing you'll have about £1m left after paying that bill. That doesn't go a long way in football these days.

More Glory wrote:

St Retford wrote:

More Glory wrote:

St Retford wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote:

hedge end bob wrote:

SaintDon13 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

hedge end bob wrote: Kent141..an invitation to prove your NOT the complete knobhead your posting suggest and you really are a SAINTS supporter (though i doubt this very much). Meet me at ST MARY'S before the next home match. This is the fourth offer i have made but as of yet, as empty as your posts.

Bob, get off the whiskey and stop doubting your judgement. Ignore the sad twaat, everyone else does.

Good advice..if it acts like a skunt and smells like a skunt...it generally is a skunt.

Therefore, ignor it completely.

Yes boys i think your right. If i went to Africa and lifted a female elephants tail i dont think i could find a bigger tw@t, but i just wanted to see. Oh well water under the bridge. Will ignore him in future.

Good knowledge of Wildlife Bob. I think if you did lift that particular tail, that would indeed be the biggest one you would find there. Would you go to the jungle or the savannah though? Have you considered going into the ocean as well? Lots of different creatures to research in there.

We’ve all been to Farton and to quote David Attenborough, they came from the ocean and the skunts fell in love with them.

Admiral Jellicoe. Loved skates apparently. He may have started the tradition. Where was he from?

As the skunt Dickens wrote in the Tale of Two Cities (Red Prem or Deluded Blue?): It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair, we had everything before us, we had nothing before us, we were all going direct to heaven, we were all going direct the other way - in short, the period was so far like the present period, that some of its noisiest authorities insisted on its being received, for good or for evil, in the superlative degree of comparison only. In shorter terms still, Pay Up Pompey

Good knowledge of one of the most famous authors in the world. Don't think he was alive when Pompey were formed though. Shouldn't you be relating the story to say PSG and maybe the Spuds? I like your French connection though, despair and loss. Monaco? BTW, The trust will have 2.65 million set aside for funds next year. Positive stuff. Serious question. How much extra funding do you think will be available for your January transfer window?

£2.65m? WOW! You're back in the big time and no mistake. That will buy you literally f*** all. Well done everyone.

It sure is a lot more than nothing. I am hoping that we don't get any Ali dire types. Angus. Don't think he will be renting. Selling more like. BTW - Where does Nige get his tan? I reckon if he changed clubs, he could meet say Avram and get some serious advice.

Well, for a kick off, how much are the administration fees? I'm guessing you'll have about £1m left after paying that bill. That doesn't go a long way in football these days.

Gonna be paid by the HNW members. Pompey fans.

angus mc coatup wrote:

St Retford wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote:

hedge end bob wrote:

SaintDon13 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

hedge end bob wrote: Kent141..an invitation to prove your NOT the complete knobhead your posting suggest and you really are a SAINTS supporter (though i doubt this very much). Meet me at ST MARY'S before the next home match. This is the fourth offer i have made but as of yet, as empty as your posts.

Bob, get off the whiskey and stop doubting your judgement. Ignore the sad twaat, everyone else does.

Good advice..if it acts like a skunt and smells like a skunt...it generally is a skunt.

Therefore, ignor it completely.

Yes boys i think your right. If i went to Africa and lifted a female elephants tail i dont think i could find a bigger tw@t, but i just wanted to see. Oh well water under the bridge. Will ignore him in future.

Good knowledge of Wildlife Bob. I think if you did lift that particular tail, that would indeed be the biggest one you would find there. Would you go to the jungle or the savannah though? Have you considered going into the ocean as well? Lots of different creatures to research in there.

We’ve all been to Farton and to quote David Attenborough, they came from the ocean and the skunts fell in love with them.

Admiral Jellicoe. Loved skates apparently. He may have started the tradition. Where was he from?

As the skunt Dickens wrote in the Tale of Two Cities (Red Prem or Deluded Blue?): It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair, we had everything before us, we had nothing before us, we were all going direct to heaven, we were all going direct the other way - in short, the period was so far like the present period, that some of its noisiest authorities insisted on its being received, for good or for evil, in the superlative degree of comparison only. In shorter terms still, Pay Up Pompey

Good knowledge of one of the most famous authors in the world. Don't think he was alive when Pompey were formed though. Shouldn't you be relating the story to say PSG and maybe the Spuds? I like your French connection though, despair and loss. Monaco? BTW, The trust will have 2.65 million set aside for funds next year. Positive stuff. Serious question. How much extra funding do you think will be available for your January transfer window?

£2.65m? WOW! You're back in the big time and no mistake. That will buy you literally f*** all. Well done everyone.

what about the players deferred payments, ben haim, kanu etc. will the trust have to cough up for that.

Fatty x Ford Worker wrote:
Monday Night Depression again then!

Mush On The Beach wrote:

Fatty x Ford Worker wrote:
Monday Night Depression again then!

I’m sorry to hear that fella? Are you not getting care in the community?
Do you have anything you want to say to the genuine Ford Factory people who have just lost their jobs?

kent141 wrote:
Its a shame we cant shift the tickets for monday, im going but it is on tv i suppose so that explains it.

Fatty x Ford Worker wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

Fatty x Ford Worker wrote:
Monday Night Depression again then!

I’m sorry to hear that fella? Are you not getting care in the community?
Do you have anything you want to say to the genuine Ford Factory people who have just lost their jobs?

Yeah take the Dosh mate!

More Glory wrote:

St Retford wrote:

More Glory wrote:

St Retford wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote:

hedge end bob wrote:

SaintDon13 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

hedge end bob wrote: Kent141..an invitation to prove your NOT the complete knobhead your posting suggest and you really are a SAINTS supporter (though i doubt this very much). Meet me at ST MARY'S before the next home match. This is the fourth offer i have made but as of yet, as empty as your posts.

Bob, get off the whiskey and stop doubting your judgement. Ignore the sad twaat, everyone else does.

Good advice..if it acts like a skunt and smells like a skunt...it generally is a skunt.

Therefore, ignor it completely.

Yes boys i think your right. If i went to Africa and lifted a female elephants tail i dont think i could find a bigger tw@t, but i just wanted to see. Oh well water under the bridge. Will ignore him in future.

Good knowledge of Wildlife Bob. I think if you did lift that particular tail, that would indeed be the biggest one you would find there. Would you go to the jungle or the savannah though? Have you considered going into the ocean as well? Lots of different creatures to research in there.

We’ve all been to Farton and to quote David Attenborough, they came from the ocean and the skunts fell in love with them.

Admiral Jellicoe. Loved skates apparently. He may have started the tradition. Where was he from?

As the skunt Dickens wrote in the Tale of Two Cities (Red Prem or Deluded Blue?): It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair, we had everything before us, we had nothing before us, we were all going direct to heaven, we were all going direct the other way - in short, the period was so far like the present period, that some of its noisiest authorities insisted on its being received, for good or for evil, in the superlative degree of comparison only. In shorter terms still, Pay Up Pompey

Good knowledge of one of the most famous authors in the world. Don't think he was alive when Pompey were formed though. Shouldn't you be relating the story to say PSG and maybe the Spuds? I like your French connection though, despair and loss. Monaco? BTW, The trust will have 2.65 million set aside for funds next year. Positive stuff. Serious question. How much extra funding do you think will be available for your January transfer window?

£2.65m? WOW! You're back in the big time and no mistake. That will buy you literally f*** all. Well done everyone.

It sure is a lot more than nothing. I am hoping that we don't get any Ali dire types. Angus. Don't think he will be renting. Selling more like. BTW - Where does Nige get his tan? I reckon if he changed clubs, he could meet say Avram and get some serious advice.

Well, for a kick off, how much are the administration fees? I'm guessing you'll have about £1m left after paying that bill. That doesn't go a long way in football these days.

Gonna be paid by the HNW members. Pompey fans.

saintshorse101 wrote:

St Retford wrote:

saint70 wrote: We will stay up!!! When all our players are back (and after Jan!) we've got a good side!!! 4-2-3-1 Gazza, Clyne, (new CB,Dawson?),Yoshida, (new LB) Cork, Davis/Spiderman Lallana, Gaston, Mayuka SRL/J-Rod There you go...

Innit. That's a top half team in anyone's book.

i wouldnt go for dawson though, we have enough injury prone players as it is. i do think we NEED 2 CB`s 1 to start and another for cover. i dont think seaborne, riddler and maybe chappers will be staying past Jan. and cover will be brought in, perhaps a couple of loan players. just guessing though as we will prob buy 2 new strikers.

saintkenny wrote:

More Glory wrote:

St Retford wrote:

More Glory wrote:

St Retford wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote:

hedge end bob wrote:

SaintDon13 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

hedge end bob wrote: Kent141..an invitation to prove your NOT the complete knobhead your posting suggest and you really are a SAINTS supporter (though i doubt this very much). Meet me at ST MARY'S before the next home match. This is the fourth offer i have made but as of yet, as empty as your posts.

Bob, get off the whiskey and stop doubting your judgement. Ignore the sad twaat, everyone else does.

Good advice..if it acts like a skunt and smells like a skunt...it generally is a skunt.

Therefore, ignor it completely.

Yes boys i think your right. If i went to Africa and lifted a female elephants tail i dont think i could find a bigger tw@t, but i just wanted to see. Oh well water under the bridge. Will ignore him in future.

Good knowledge of Wildlife Bob. I think if you did lift that particular tail, that would indeed be the biggest one you would find there. Would you go to the jungle or the savannah though? Have you considered going into the ocean as well? Lots of different creatures to research in there.

We’ve all been to Farton and to quote David Attenborough, they came from the ocean and the skunts fell in love with them.

Admiral Jellicoe. Loved skates apparently. He may have started the tradition. Where was he from?

As the skunt Dickens wrote in the Tale of Two Cities (Red Prem or Deluded Blue?): It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair, we had everything before us, we had nothing before us, we were all going direct to heaven, we were all going direct the other way - in short, the period was so far like the present period, that some of its noisiest authorities insisted on its being received, for good or for evil, in the superlative degree of comparison only. In shorter terms still, Pay Up Pompey

Good knowledge of one of the most famous authors in the world. Don't think he was alive when Pompey were formed though. Shouldn't you be relating the story to say PSG and maybe the Spuds? I like your French connection though, despair and loss. Monaco? BTW, The trust will have 2.65 million set aside for funds next year. Positive stuff. Serious question. How much extra funding do you think will be available for your January transfer window?

£2.65m? WOW! You're back in the big time and no mistake. That will buy you literally f*** all. Well done everyone.

It sure is a lot more than nothing. I am hoping that we don't get any Ali dire types. Angus. Don't think he will be renting. Selling more like. BTW - Where does Nige get his tan? I reckon if he changed clubs, he could meet say Avram and get some serious advice.

Well, for a kick off, how much are the administration fees? I'm guessing you'll have about £1m left after paying that bill. That doesn't go a long way in football these days.

Gonna be paid by the HNW members. Pompey fans.

never get rid of 64 million debt though.and no assets .a complete no go .no way back to the premier league ,but then they do not deserve it ,this is where they should be with the facilitys they have ,football sometimes a way of being fair.there all on here but the reality is there hurting because its gone ,but dont like it because we have it .but then we have the facilitys ,so again football is being fair,simple

Force14 wrote:
Ha Ha Ha ....Ha , The main topic is the mighty blues as usual on here you plastics....PUP

saintkenny wrote:

More Glory wrote:

St Retford wrote:

More Glory wrote:

St Retford wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote:

hedge end bob wrote:

SaintDon13 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

hedge end bob wrote: Kent141..an invitation to prove your NOT the complete knobhead your posting suggest and you really are a SAINTS supporter (though i doubt this very much). Meet me at ST MARY'S before the next home match. This is the fourth offer i have made but as of yet, as empty as your posts.

Bob, get off the whiskey and stop doubting your judgement. Ignore the sad twaat, everyone else does.

Good advice..if it acts like a skunt and smells like a skunt...it generally is a skunt.

Therefore, ignor it completely.

Yes boys i think your right. If i went to Africa and lifted a female elephants tail i dont think i could find a bigger tw@t, but i just wanted to see. Oh well water under the bridge. Will ignore him in future.

Good knowledge of Wildlife Bob. I think if you did lift that particular tail, that would indeed be the biggest one you would find there. Would you go to the jungle or the savannah though? Have you considered going into the ocean as well? Lots of different creatures to research in there.

We’ve all been to Farton and to quote David Attenborough, they came from the ocean and the skunts fell in love with them.

Admiral Jellicoe. Loved skates apparently. He may have started the tradition. Where was he from?

As the skunt Dickens wrote in the Tale of Two Cities (Red Prem or Deluded Blue?): It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair, we had everything before us, we had nothing before us, we were all going direct to heaven, we were all going direct the other way - in short, the period was so far like the present period, that some of its noisiest authorities insisted on its being received, for good or for evil, in the superlative degree of comparison only. In shorter terms still, Pay Up Pompey

Good knowledge of one of the most famous authors in the world. Don't think he was alive when Pompey were formed though. Shouldn't you be relating the story to say PSG and maybe the Spuds? I like your French connection though, despair and loss. Monaco? BTW, The trust will have 2.65 million set aside for funds next year. Positive stuff. Serious question. How much extra funding do you think will be available for your January transfer window?

£2.65m? WOW! You're back in the big time and no mistake. That will buy you literally f*** all. Well done everyone.

It sure is a lot more than nothing. I am hoping that we don't get any Ali dire types. Angus. Don't think he will be renting. Selling more like. BTW - Where does Nige get his tan? I reckon if he changed clubs, he could meet say Avram and get some serious advice.

Well, for a kick off, how much are the administration fees? I'm guessing you'll have about £1m left after paying that bill. That doesn't go a long way in football these days.

Gonna be paid by the HNW members. Pompey fans.

never get rid of 64 million debt though.and no assets .a complete no go .no way back to the premier league ,but then they do not deserve it ,this is where they should be with the facilitys they have ,football sometimes a way of being fair.there all on here but the reality is there hurting because its gone ,but dont like it because we have it .but then we have the facilitys ,so again football is being fair,simple

hedge end bob wrote:

saintkenny wrote:

More Glory wrote:

St Retford wrote:

More Glory wrote:

St Retford wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote:

hedge end bob wrote:

SaintDon13 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

hedge end bob wrote: Kent141..an invitation to prove your NOT the complete knobhead your posting suggest and you really are a SAINTS supporter (though i doubt this very much). Meet me at ST MARY'S before the next home match. This is the fourth offer i have made but as of yet, as empty as your posts.

Bob, get off the whiskey and stop doubting your judgement. Ignore the sad twaat, everyone else does.

Good advice..if it acts like a skunt and smells like a skunt...it generally is a skunt.

Therefore, ignor it completely.

Yes boys i think your right. If i went to Africa and lifted a female elephants tail i dont think i could find a bigger tw@t, but i just wanted to see. Oh well water under the bridge. Will ignore him in future.

Good knowledge of Wildlife Bob. I think if you did lift that particular tail, that would indeed be the biggest one you would find there. Would you go to the jungle or the savannah though? Have you considered going into the ocean as well? Lots of different creatures to research in there.

We’ve all been to Farton and to quote David Attenborough, they came from the ocean and the skunts fell in love with them.

Admiral Jellicoe. Loved skates apparently. He may have started the tradition. Where was he from?

As the skunt Dickens wrote in the Tale of Two Cities (Red Prem or Deluded Blue?): It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair, we had everything before us, we had nothing before us, we were all going direct to heaven, we were all going direct the other way - in short, the period was so far like the present period, that some of its noisiest authorities insisted on its being received, for good or for evil, in the superlative degree of comparison only. In shorter terms still, Pay Up Pompey

Good knowledge of one of the most famous authors in the world. Don't think he was alive when Pompey were formed though. Shouldn't you be relating the story to say PSG and maybe the Spuds? I like your French connection though, despair and loss. Monaco? BTW, The trust will have 2.65 million set aside for funds next year. Positive stuff. Serious question. How much extra funding do you think will be available for your January transfer window?

£2.65m? WOW! You're back in the big time and no mistake. That will buy you literally f*** all. Well done everyone.

It sure is a lot more than nothing. I am hoping that we don't get any Ali dire types. Angus. Don't think he will be renting. Selling more like. BTW - Where does Nige get his tan? I reckon if he changed clubs, he could meet say Avram and get some serious advice.

Well, for a kick off, how much are the administration fees? I'm guessing you'll have about £1m left after paying that bill. That doesn't go a long way in football these days.

Gonna be paid by the HNW members. Pompey fans.

never get rid of 64 million debt though.and no assets .a complete no go .no way back to the premier league ,but then they do not deserve it ,this is where they should be with the facilitys they have ,football sometimes a way of being fair.there all on here but the reality is there hurting because its gone ,but dont like it because we have it .but then we have the facilitys ,so again football is being fair,simple

Good Afternoon, after al that THE SKUNTS ON HERE ARE STILL TW@TS.

saintkenny wrote:

Force14 wrote:
Ha Ha Ha ....Ha , The main topic is the mighty blues as usual on here you plastics....PUP

everon you mean nothing mighty about that corrupt load of shyte ,soon to disperse

hedge end bob wrote:

saintkenny wrote:

More Glory wrote:

St Retford wrote:

More Glory wrote:

St Retford wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote:

hedge end bob wrote:

SaintDon13 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

hedge end bob wrote: Kent141..an invitation to prove your NOT the complete knobhead your posting suggest and you really are a SAINTS supporter (though i doubt this very much). Meet me at ST MARY'S before the next home match. This is the fourth offer i have made but as of yet, as empty as your posts.

Bob, get off the whiskey and stop doubting your judgement. Ignore the sad twaat, everyone else does.

Good advice..if it acts like a skunt and smells like a skunt...it generally is a skunt.

Therefore, ignor it completely.

Yes boys i think your right. If i went to Africa and lifted a female elephants tail i dont think i could find a bigger tw@t, but i just wanted to see. Oh well water under the bridge. Will ignore him in future.

Good knowledge of Wildlife Bob. I think if you did lift that particular tail, that would indeed be the biggest one you would find there. Would you go to the jungle or the savannah though? Have you considered going into the ocean as well? Lots of different creatures to research in there.

We’ve all been to Farton and to quote David Attenborough, they came from the ocean and the skunts fell in love with them.

Admiral Jellicoe. Loved skates apparently. He may have started the tradition. Where was he from?

As the skunt Dickens wrote in the Tale of Two Cities (Red Prem or Deluded Blue?): It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair, we had everything before us, we had nothing before us, we were all going direct to heaven, we were all going direct the other way - in short, the period was so far like the present period, that some of its noisiest authorities insisted on its being received, for good or for evil, in the superlative degree of comparison only. In shorter terms still, Pay Up Pompey

Good knowledge of one of the most famous authors in the world. Don't think he was alive when Pompey were formed though. Shouldn't you be relating the story to say PSG and maybe the Spuds? I like your French connection though, despair and loss. Monaco? BTW, The trust will have 2.65 million set aside for funds next year. Positive stuff. Serious question. How much extra funding do you think will be available for your January transfer window?

£2.65m? WOW! You're back in the big time and no mistake. That will buy you literally f*** all. Well done everyone.

It sure is a lot more than nothing. I am hoping that we don't get any Ali dire types. Angus. Don't think he will be renting. Selling more like. BTW - Where does Nige get his tan? I reckon if he changed clubs, he could meet say Avram and get some serious advice.

Well, for a kick off, how much are the administration fees? I'm guessing you'll have about £1m left after paying that bill. That doesn't go a long way in football these days.

Gonna be paid by the HNW members. Pompey fans.

never get rid of 64 million debt though.and no assets .a complete no go .no way back to the premier league ,but then they do not deserve it ,this is where they should be with the facilitys they have ,football sometimes a way of being fair.there all on here but the reality is there hurting because its gone ,but dont like it because we have it .but then we have the facilitys ,so again football is being fair,simple

Good Afternoon, after al that THE SKUNTS ON HERE ARE STILL TW@TS.

Force14 wrote:
Ha Ha Ha ....Ha , The main topic is the mighty blues as usual on here you plastics....PUP

More Glory wrote:

saintkenny wrote:

More Glory wrote:

St Retford wrote:

More Glory wrote:

St Retford wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote:

hedge end bob wrote:

SaintDon13 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

hedge end bob wrote: Kent141..an invitation to prove your NOT the complete knobhead your posting suggest and you really are a SAINTS supporter (though i doubt this very much). Meet me at ST MARY'S before the next home match. This is the fourth offer i have made but as of yet, as empty as your posts.

Bob, get off the whiskey and stop doubting your judgement. Ignore the sad twaat, everyone else does.

Good advice..if it acts like a skunt and smells like a skunt...it generally is a skunt.

Therefore, ignor it completely.

Yes boys i think your right. If i went to Africa and lifted a female elephants tail i dont think i could find a bigger tw@t, but i just wanted to see. Oh well water under the bridge. Will ignore him in future.

Good knowledge of Wildlife Bob. I think if you did lift that particular tail, that would indeed be the biggest one you would find there. Would you go to the jungle or the savannah though? Have you considered going into the ocean as well? Lots of different creatures to research in there.

We’ve all been to Farton and to quote David Attenborough, they came from the ocean and the skunts fell in love with them.

Admiral Jellicoe. Loved skates apparently. He may have started the tradition. Where was he from?

As the skunt Dickens wrote in the Tale of Two Cities (Red Prem or Deluded Blue?): It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair, we had everything before us, we had nothing before us, we were all going direct to heaven, we were all going direct the other way - in short, the period was so far like the present period, that some of its noisiest authorities insisted on its being received, for good or for evil, in the superlative degree of comparison only. In shorter terms still, Pay Up Pompey

Good knowledge of one of the most famous authors in the world. Don't think he was alive when Pompey were formed though. Shouldn't you be relating the story to say PSG and maybe the Spuds? I like your French connection though, despair and loss. Monaco? BTW, The trust will have 2.65 million set aside for funds next year. Positive stuff. Serious question. How much extra funding do you think will be available for your January transfer window?

£2.65m? WOW! You're back in the big time and no mistake. That will buy you literally f*** all. Well done everyone.

It sure is a lot more than nothing. I am hoping that we don't get any Ali dire types. Angus. Don't think he will be renting. Selling more like. BTW - Where does Nige get his tan? I reckon if he changed clubs, he could meet say Avram and get some serious advice.

Well, for a kick off, how much are the administration fees? I'm guessing you'll have about £1m left after paying that bill. That doesn't go a long way in football these days.

Gonna be paid by the HNW members. Pompey fans.

never get rid of 64 million debt though.and no assets .a complete no go .no way back to the premier league ,but then they do not deserve it ,this is where they should be with the facilitys they have ,football sometimes a way of being fair.there all on here but the reality is there hurting because its gone ,but dont like it because we have it .but then we have the facilitys ,so again football is being fair,simple

Well. That's the thing Kenny. Come January - Pompey should be free of debt, and the fans will have paid for their own club, and hopefully will get the ground off Chanrai in the near future with the money that has already been set aside. January will be a big month for both clubs, but bigger for Pompey - and most of the fans are upbeat, despite all the comments on here.

Force14 wrote:
Ha Ha Ha ....Ha , The main topic is the mighty blues as usual on here you plastics....PUP

Baddesley Bill wrote:

ghk230473 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

ghk230473 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

ghk230473 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:
Gonna be another tough ask on Monday night.
I would think that the rest of our games in November/early December will define our season. I remain positive as to the outcome....I still believe we can stay up comfortably and push on with Adkins at the helm.
Be interesting as to who disappears from this forum were that to happen.

It ain't gunna appen son!

What...You're not gonna disappear? ;O)

I'll happily disappear with apologies and make a donation to your favoured charity.
Question is what will you do if not?

I'll take that punt with you ghk. £50 to your chosen charity if NA is no longer in charge for the Reading game on 8th December 2012.
If he is, then you donate the same to Saints Foundation. Deal?
PS You don't need to disappear...you can be ok when not picking arguements just for the sake of it.

Let's keep to the original, 2013 jan 1st
If it's not me it's some one else!

Don't quite get yer meaning there or where you got the "original" from...but I'll go with 1/1/13 in the interest of charitable causes.
Game on :O)

mack chinnon wrote:

PTID1898 wrote:
Another ex sc****r that will score against you ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha,PUP

Come on Brentford.

PTID1898 wrote:

mack chinnon wrote:

PTID1898 wrote:
Another ex sc****r that will score against you ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha,PUP

Come on Brentford.

What makes you think we are playing brentford, ( doughnut ) we are playing notts county in the fa cup you know that trophy we won 4 years ago and were runners up in 2010, and the same trophy you have only won once , so get your facts straight before you comeback and comment because you are making yourself look a fool...play up Pompey .... TA TA ,

southwest saint wrote:

saintshorse101 wrote:

St Retford wrote:

saint70 wrote: We will stay up!!! When all our players are back (and after Jan!) we've got a good side!!! 4-2-3-1 Gazza, Clyne, (new CB,Dawson?),Yoshida, (new LB) Cork, Davis/Spiderman Lallana, Gaston, Mayuka SRL/J-Rod There you go...

Innit. That's a top half team in anyone's book.

i wouldnt go for dawson though, we have enough injury prone players as it is. i do think we NEED 2 CB`s 1 to start and another for cover. i dont think seaborne, riddler and maybe chappers will be staying past Jan. and cover will be brought in, perhaps a couple of loan players. just guessing though as we will prob buy 2 new strikers.

I agree with the fact that we need cb's but who is available ?

PTID1898 wrote:

mack chinnon wrote:

PTID1898 wrote:
Another ex sc****r that will score against you ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha,PUP

Come on Brentford.

What makes you think we are playing brentford, ( doughnut ) we are playing notts county in the fa cup you know that trophy we won 4 years ago and were runners up in 2010, and the same trophy you have only won once , so get your facts straight before you comeback and comment because you are making yourself look a fool...play up Pompey .... TA TA ,

saintshorse101 wrote:

southwest saint wrote:

saintshorse101 wrote:

St Retford wrote:

saint70 wrote: We will stay up!!! When all our players are back (and after Jan!) we've got a good side!!! 4-2-3-1 Gazza, Clyne, (new CB,Dawson?),Yoshida, (new LB) Cork, Davis/Spiderman Lallana, Gaston, Mayuka SRL/J-Rod There you go...

Innit. That's a top half team in anyone's book.

i wouldnt go for dawson though, we have enough injury prone players as it is. i do think we NEED 2 CB`s 1 to start and another for cover. i dont think seaborne, riddler and maybe chappers will be staying past Jan. and cover will be brought in, perhaps a couple of loan players. just guessing though as we will prob buy 2 new strikers.

I agree with the fact that we need cb's but who is available ?

anyones available for the right money. it just depends on who NA and the recruitment team have targeted. who would have predicted yoshi!
i cant help but feel that some deals are on the back burner from the summer, deals that didnt go through in time but will be completed in the jan window.

to our `friends` from the east, you can not raise enough money to buy your club! HNW`s will not cover the monies owed to former players. do you think that king kanu and ben haim will accept less than they what they have agreed? come on tbh didnt even want to deal at the level he did, he wont go lower! birch knows you cant raise the money and knows that channers will get turned down by the FL, he is stretching it out in the hope that someone else might come in. no chance of that, and in the meantime you are still taking money which should have been paid to local businesses and charites and using it to bring in new loan players, you should be ashamed that your club wont play the youth squad, every other club in the same position has done so. you are a disgace to football, most teams swallow the punishment given to them, yet you are still trying to stop the 10pt deduction thats coming, your lucky its only 10pts.

slugger wrote:

PTID1898 wrote:

mack chinnon wrote:

PTID1898 wrote:
Another ex sc****r that will score against you ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha,PUP

Come on Brentford.

What makes you think we are playing brentford, ( doughnut ) we are playing notts county in the fa cup you know that trophy we won 4 years ago and were runners up in 2010, and the same trophy you have only won once , so get your facts straight before you comeback and comment because you are making yourself look a fool...play up Pompey .... TA TA ,

which fact did mack get wrong then fishy ?

PTID1898 wrote:

slugger wrote:

PTID1898 wrote:

mack chinnon wrote:

PTID1898 wrote:
Another ex sc****r that will score against you ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha,PUP

Come on Brentford.

What makes you think we are playing brentford, ( doughnut ) we are playing notts county in the fa cup you know that trophy we won 4 years ago and were runners up in 2010, and the same trophy you have only won once , so get your facts straight before you comeback and comment because you are making yourself look a fool...play up Pompey .... TA TA ,

which fact did mack get wrong then fishy ?

Read it again he thought we were sting brentford doh!!!

slugger wrote:

Force14 wrote:
Ha Ha Ha ....Ha , The main topic is the mighty blues as usual on here you plastics....PUP

we like discussing the mighty (snigger) blues , it cheers us right up !

slugger wrote:

PTID1898 wrote:

slugger wrote:

PTID1898 wrote:

mack chinnon wrote:

PTID1898 wrote:
Another ex sc****r that will score against you ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha,PUP

Come on Brentford.

What makes you think we are playing brentford, ( doughnut ) we are playing notts county in the fa cup you know that trophy we won 4 years ago and were runners up in 2010, and the same trophy you have only won once , so get your facts straight before you comeback and comment because you are making yourself look a fool...play up Pompey .... TA TA ,

which fact did mack get wrong then fishy ?

Read it again he thought we were sting brentford doh!!!

read it 10 times now , can't see mack stating a single fact .......... c'mon brentford !

Force14 wrote:

slugger wrote:

Force14 wrote:
Ha Ha Ha ....Ha , The main topic is the mighty blues as usual on here you plastics....PUP

we like discussing the mighty (snigger) blues , it cheers us right up !

If you want a really good laugh just go to west brom for the early pantomime..Wheres the ball shouts the crossed eyed keeper....its behind you shout the rest of the defence while the sun tanned numpty in the techincal area recites poetry....

Force14 wrote:

slugger wrote:

Force14 wrote:
Ha Ha Ha ....Ha , The main topic is the mighty blues as usual on here you plastics....PUP

we like discussing the mighty (snigger) blues , it cheers us right up !

If you want a really good laugh just go to west brom for the early pantomime..Wheres the ball shouts the crossed eyed keeper....its behind you shout the rest of the defence while the sun tanned numpty in the techincal area recites poetry....

slugger wrote:

Force14 wrote:

slugger wrote:

Force14 wrote:
Ha Ha Ha ....Ha , The main topic is the mighty blues as usual on here you plastics....PUP

we like discussing the mighty (snigger) blues , it cheers us right up !

If you want a really good laugh just go to west brom for the early pantomime..Wheres the ball shouts the crossed eyed keeper....its behind you shout the rest of the defence while the sun tanned numpty in the techincal area recites poetry....

alas i can't go but as luck would have it , it's on the telly ...... lots of premiership games are on the telly , remember those days ?

Force14 wrote:

slugger wrote:

Force14 wrote:

slugger wrote:

Force14 wrote:
Ha Ha Ha ....Ha , The main topic is the mighty blues as usual on here you plastics....PUP

we like discussing the mighty (snigger) blues , it cheers us right up !

If you want a really good laugh just go to west brom for the early pantomime..Wheres the ball shouts the crossed eyed keeper....its behind you shout the rest of the defence while the sun tanned numpty in the techincal area recites poetry....

alas i can't go but as luck would have it , it's on the telly ...... lots of premiership games are on the telly , remember those days ?

Im sure the 150 or so travelling red army will add to the party atmosphere as cross eyed clarence picks the ball out of the net for the 4th time while teak head shouts ...you have to win football matches,kick the ball up that end before ditching the poetry and trying to moonwalk and bodypop to inspire the team.

Force14 wrote:

slugger wrote:

Force14 wrote:

slugger wrote:

Force14 wrote:
Ha Ha Ha ....Ha , The main topic is the mighty blues as usual on here you plastics....PUP

we like discussing the mighty (snigger) blues , it cheers us right up !

If you want a really good laugh just go to west brom for the early pantomime..Wheres the ball shouts the crossed eyed keeper....its behind you shout the rest of the defence while the sun tanned numpty in the techincal area recites poetry....

alas i can't go but as luck would have it , it's on the telly ...... lots of premiership games are on the telly , remember those days ?

Im sure the 150 or so travelling red army will add to the party atmosphere as cross eyed clarence picks the ball out of the net for the 4th time while teak head shouts ...you have to win football matches,kick the ball up that end before ditching the poetry and trying to moonwalk and bodypop to inspire the team.

Force14 wrote:

slugger wrote:

Force14 wrote:

slugger wrote:

Force14 wrote:
Ha Ha Ha ....Ha , The main topic is the mighty blues as usual on here you plastics....PUP

we like discussing the mighty (snigger) blues , it cheers us right up !

If you want a really good laugh just go to west brom for the early pantomime..Wheres the ball shouts the crossed eyed keeper....its behind you shout the rest of the defence while the sun tanned numpty in the techincal area recites poetry....

alas i can't go but as luck would have it , it's on the telly ...... lots of premiership games are on the telly , remember those days ?

Im sure the 150 or so travelling red army will add to the party atmosphere as cross eyed clarence picks the ball out of the net for the 4th time while teak head shouts ...you have to win football matches,kick the ball up that end before ditching the poetry and trying to moonwalk and bodypop to inspire the team.

Force14 wrote:

slugger wrote:

Force14 wrote:
Ha Ha Ha ....Ha , The main topic is the mighty blues as usual on here you plastics....PUP

we like discussing the mighty (snigger) blues , it cheers us right up !

If you want a really good laugh just go to west brom for the early pantomime..Wheres the ball shouts the crossed eyed keeper....its behind you shout the rest of the defence while the sun tanned numpty in the techincal area recites poetry....

St Retford wrote:

Force14 wrote:
********** Latest *******

Another high street bookmaker has reported a man with £3500 in pound coins in a dustbin placing a bet on Northam Norman for next manager at odds of 16/1. Normans odds slashed to 4/1. Rusty the Dancing Chimp now 2/1.

How much longer are you going to keep ripping the arse out of this spectacularly rubbish joke?

Force14 wrote:

slugger wrote:

Force14 wrote:

slugger wrote:

Force14 wrote:
Ha Ha Ha ....Ha , The main topic is the mighty blues as usual on here you plastics....PUP

we like discussing the mighty (snigger) blues , it cheers us right up !

If you want a really good laugh just go to west brom for the early pantomime..Wheres the ball shouts the crossed eyed keeper....its behind you shout the rest of the defence while the sun tanned numpty in the techincal area recites poetry....

alas i can't go but as luck would have it , it's on the telly ...... lots of premiership games are on the telly , remember those days ?

Im sure the 150 or so travelling red army will add to the party atmosphere as cross eyed clarence picks the ball out of the net for the 4th time while teak head shouts ...you have to win football matches,kick the ball up that end before ditching the poetry and trying to moonwalk and bodypop to inspire the team.

angus mc coatup wrote:

Force14 wrote:

slugger wrote:

Force14 wrote:
Ha Ha Ha ....Ha , The main topic is the mighty blues as usual on here you plastics....PUP

we like discussing the mighty (snigger) blues , it cheers us right up !

If you want a really good laugh just go to west brom for the early pantomime..Wheres the ball shouts the crossed eyed keeper....its behind you shout the rest of the defence while the sun tanned numpty in the techincal area recites poetry....

as you think adkins a bit of a clown, I thought you might like this bit of managerial information.

adkins P W D L %
110 63 19 28 57.27

appy 49 13 11 25 26.5

and you try to take the pi$$.
well guess who I would rather have as a manager.and It aint appleton

mack chinnon wrote:

Force14 wrote:

slugger wrote:

Force14 wrote:

slugger wrote:

Force14 wrote:
Ha Ha Ha ....Ha , The main topic is the mighty blues as usual on here you plastics....PUP

we like discussing the mighty (snigger) blues , it cheers us right up !

If you want a really good laugh just go to west brom for the early pantomime..Wheres the ball shouts the crossed eyed keeper....its behind you shout the rest of the defence while the sun tanned numpty in the techincal area recites poetry....

alas i can't go but as luck would have it , it's on the telly ...... lots of premiership games are on the telly , remember those days ?

Im sure the 150 or so travelling red army will add to the party atmosphere as cross eyed clarence picks the ball out of the net for the 4th time while teak head shouts ...you have to win football matches,kick the ball up that end before ditching the poetry and trying to moonwalk and bodypop to inspire the team.

Come on Brentford.

scooter75 wrote:

Force14 wrote:

slugger wrote:

Force14 wrote:

slugger wrote:

Force14 wrote:
Ha Ha Ha ....Ha , The main topic is the mighty blues as usual on here you plastics....PUP

we like discussing the mighty (snigger) blues , it cheers us right up !

If you want a really good laugh just go to west brom for the early pantomime..Wheres the ball shouts the crossed eyed keeper....its behind you shout the rest of the defence while the sun tanned numpty in the techincal area recites poetry....

alas i can't go but as luck would have it , it's on the telly ...... lots of premiership games are on the telly , remember those days ?

Im sure the 150 or so travelling red army will add to the party atmosphere as cross eyed clarence picks the ball out of the net for the 4th time while teak head shouts ...you have to win football matches,kick the ball up that end before ditching the poetry and trying to moonwalk and bodypop to inspire the team.

We may not sell our allocation but the fans will do the team and the heavily bronzed one proud as always even if the tactically challanged and inept Nigel decides to do a song and dance act after we concede our 3rd goal.

Baddesley Bill wrote:
Could someone find the heart to reply to Kent141 please...I think he is hoping for some attention poor lad.

sfc-4eva- wrote:

angus mc coatup wrote:

Force14 wrote:

slugger wrote:

Force14 wrote:
Ha Ha Ha ....Ha , The main topic is the mighty blues as usual on here you plastics....PUP

we like discussing the mighty (snigger) blues , it cheers us right up !

If you want a really good laugh just go to west brom for the early pantomime..Wheres the ball shouts the crossed eyed keeper....its behind you shout the rest of the defence while the sun tanned numpty in the techincal area recites poetry....

as you think adkins a bit of a clown, I thought you might like this bit of managerial information.

adkins P W D L %
110 63 19 28 57.27

appy 49 13 11 25 26.5

and you try to take the pi$$.
well guess who I would rather have as a manager.and It aint appleton

Quality post. Stats don't lie.

COYRS

Baddesley Bill wrote:
Could someone find the heart to reply to Kent141 please...I think he is hoping for some attention poor lad.

mack chinnon wrote:

sfc-4eva- wrote:

angus mc coatup wrote:

Force14 wrote:

slugger wrote:

Force14 wrote:
Ha Ha Ha ....Ha , The main topic is the mighty blues as usual on here you plastics....PUP

we like discussing the mighty (snigger) blues , it cheers us right up !

If you want a really good laugh just go to west brom for the early pantomime..Wheres the ball shouts the crossed eyed keeper....its behind you shout the rest of the defence while the sun tanned numpty in the techincal area recites poetry....

as you think adkins a bit of a clown, I thought you might like this bit of managerial information.

adkins P W D L %
110 63 19 28 57.27

appy 49 13 11 25 26.5

and you try to take the pi$$.
well guess who I would rather have as a manager.and It aint appleton

Quality post. Stats don't lie.

COYRS

42.8% of all statistics are made up on the spot.

Force14 wrote:

saintkenny wrote:

Force14 wrote:
Ha Ha Ha ....Ha , The main topic is the mighty blues as usual on here you plastics....PUP

everon you mean nothing mighty about that corrupt load of shyte ,soon to disperse

Oh dear Kenneth do i detect a hint of jealousy there.....

Force14 wrote:
Ha Ha Ha ....Ha , The main topic is the mighty blues as usual on here you plastics....PUP

st1halo wrote:

Force14 wrote:

saintkenny wrote:

Force14 wrote: Ha Ha Ha ....Ha , The main topic is the mighty blues as usual on here you plastics....PUP

everon you mean nothing mighty about that corrupt load of shyte ,soon to disperse

Oh dear Kenneth do i detect a hint of jealousy there.....

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAH AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHA HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHA HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA HAH Brilliant...funniest thing Ive heard all week, almost p1ssed me'self!! Here's a question for you sk8: Which one of the following did Portsmouth FC spend more time in? Was it a) The Premier League or b) The local Tax Office HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA HAHAHAHA STID

slugger wrote:

Force14 wrote:

slugger wrote:

Force14 wrote:
Ha Ha Ha ....Ha , The main topic is the mighty blues as usual on here you plastics....PUP

we like discussing the mighty (snigger) blues , it cheers us right up !

If you want a really good laugh just go to west brom for the early pantomime..Wheres the ball shouts the crossed eyed keeper....its behind you shout the rest of the defence while the sun tanned numpty in the techincal area recites poetry....

alas i can't go but as luck would have it , it's on the telly ...... lots of premiership games are on the telly , remember those days ?

st1halo wrote:
It's gotta be said .... NoMoreGloryEva and Fart14 should do a double act on Live at the Apollo! Coming on here to big up that blue p1ss poor excuse of a football club, absolutely priceless!
Forget they're sk8s! They are welcome anytime purely for their comedic value!!!!

STID

st1halo wrote:

Force14 wrote:

saintkenny wrote:

Force14 wrote:
Ha Ha Ha ....Ha , The main topic is the mighty blues as usual on here you plastics....PUP

everon you mean nothing mighty about that corrupt load of shyte ,soon to disperse

Oh dear Kenneth do i detect a hint of jealousy there.....

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAH

AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHA

HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHA

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

HAH

Brilliant...funniest thing Ive heard all week, almost p1ssed me'self!!

Here's a question for you sk8:

Which one of the following did Portsmouth FC spend more time in? Was it
a) The Premier League or
b) The local Tax Office

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

HAHAHAHA


STID

Flashin the pan wrote:
Ramirez wrote home again to pappa, 'still on sick leave for another few months after that training stint aithough enjoying my free time and spending lots of dosh but sadly i have to watch my team get stuffed every week and now will be rock bottom after the weekend. ' Thought i was joining a club that was going places''
'Really should have joined neighbours Portsmouth while i had the chance. They look to be an up and coming club with a good future and pots of money to spend on players like me and their manager seems to be a real class act'.
'Beggars can't be choosers'

promised land wrote:

Flashin the pan wrote: Ramirez wrote home again to pappa, 'still on sick leave for another few months after that training stint aithough enjoying my free time and spending lots of dosh but sadly i have to watch my team get stuffed every week and now will be rock bottom after the weekend. ' Thought i was joining a club that was going places'' 'Really should have joined neighbours Portsmouth while i had the chance. They look to be an up and coming club with a good future and pots of money to spend on players like me and their manager seems to be a real class act'. 'Beggars can't be choosers'

Deluded and contradicting yourself in your comments